black knot

Diseases: Stem Decays and Cankers
Dothideomycetes > Pleosporales > Venturiaceae > Apiosporina morbosa (Schwein.:Fr.) Arx

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Image Descriptor Description Photographer
0590014 Fruiting Bodies and gall on cherry Robert L. Anderson
0590022 Fruiting Bodies gall and fruiting body on cherry Robert L. Anderson
0886026 Fruiting Bodies Infected cherry Tim Tigner
1236042 Fruiting Bodies Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1436088 Fruiting Bodies Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1492047 Fruiting Bodies Plum Black knot University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
4214089 Fruiting Bodies gall and fruiting body on cherry Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
5028016 Fruiting Bodies Sporocarp of Apiosporina morbosa on black cherry stem. Joseph O'Brien
5028017 Fruiting Bodies Sporocarps form on galls that often kill the twigs or stems distally from the infection. Joseph O'Brien
1540474

9/11/1995

Lacy L. Hyche
1540475

9/11/1995

Lacy L. Hyche
1540476

9/11/1995

Lacy L. Hyche
1540477

9/11/1995

Lacy L. Hyche
1540478

9/11/1995

Lacy L. Hyche
1540479 Lacy L. Hyche
5027084 Sign Galls on small twigs usually kill the shoots distally from the gall. Joseph O'Brien
1400123 Sign Ottawa National Forest Linda Haugen
5028015 Sign Older sporocarp of Apiosporina morbosa on black cherry stem. Joseph O'Brien
5042100 Sign

Black knot of cherry. Multiple galls on small tree.  Bob Heyd in image

Joseph O'Brien
5047074 Sign Sporulating galls of the black knot fungus. Joseph O'Brien
0485009 Sign large gall David J. Moorhead
5366692 Sign

Section of a chokecherry branch (Prunus virginiana) showing signs and symptoms of black knot canker (Apiosporina morbosa).

William Jacobi
5366693 Sign

Black knot canker (Apiosporina morbosa) on branches of chokecherry (Prunus virginiana).

Mike Schomaker
5366694 Sign

Cross-section of the trunk of a chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) showing signs and symptoms of black knot canker (Apiosporina morbosa).

William Jacobi
5366695 Sign

Branches of a chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) showing signs and symptoms of black knot canker (Apiosporina morbosa).

William Jacobi
0176073 Symptoms Appearance of knots caused by Apiosporina morbosa one year after infection of plum; the dark knots have perithecia and ascospores. D. Ritchie
1238014 Symptoms Greenville, SC Randy Cyr
1361158 Symptoms Terry Price
1198023 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
1492048 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1492049 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1502085 Symptoms Black knot; cherry; Dry Prong (Stuart Lake) Paul A. Mistretta
1492042 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1492043 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1492044 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1492045 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1492046 Symptoms University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
5047075 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5047076 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5047077 Symptoms Heavy infection of cherry by black knot Joseph O'Brien
5335071 Symptoms

on cherry

Mary Ann Hansen
5335072 Symptoms

on cherry

Mary Ann Hansen
5037071 Symptoms on main stem Joseph O'Brien
5042095 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5028014 Symptoms Black knot gall (sporocarp) on black cherry Joseph O'Brien
1949017 Symptoms

Branches of Prunus domestica severely infected by Apiosporina morbosa.

D. Ritchie


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