Leptographium root disease

Diseases: Root and Butt / Root and Stem Diseases
Incertae sedis > Incertae sedis > Incertae sedis > Leptographium procerum (W.B. Kendr.) M.J. Wingf

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5338029 Asexual Spore

microscopic view of Leptographium conidiphore and conidia

Mary Ann Hansen
5338030 Asexual Spore

microscopic view of conidiophores and conidia

Mary Ann Hansen
4823067 Culture Fungi culture Edward L. Barnard
4823068 Culture Fungi culture Edward L. Barnard
5335027 Damage

pales weevil chambers and black discoloration characteristic of L. procerum

Mary Ann Hansen
5335026 Symptoms Mary Ann Hansen
4825030 Symptoms Resin-soaking/staining root. Associated with insect injury Edward L. Barnard
5389813 Symptoms

Resin flow on trunk

Elizabeth Bush
5389814 Symptoms

Characteristic wedge-shaped discoloration in cross-section of trunk

Elizabeth Bush
0355024 Symptoms basal canker resin exudation Robert L. Anderson
0364039 Symptoms symptomatic tree Robert L. Anderson
0364040 Symptoms basal canker Robert L. Anderson
0364043 Symptoms basal canker Robert L. Anderson
0364044 Symptoms terminal damage - shoot failure Robert L. Anderson
1247091 Symptoms Root-rot survey. Pitch soaking root collar Terry Price
1361136 Symptoms Terry Price
1399018 Symptoms resinosis Manfred Mielke
1399019 Symptoms wilt symptoms and resinosis Manfred Mielke
1399020 Symptoms resinosis Manfred Mielke
1399021 Symptoms diffuse canker behind resinosis at root collar Manfred Mielke
1503038 Symptoms Black stain; Va. pine; Paul A. Mistretta
1503039 Symptoms Black stain; Va. Pine; Paul A. Mistretta
1503040 Symptoms Black stain; Va. Pine; Paul A. Mistretta
1503041 Symptoms Black stain; Va. Pine; Paul A. Mistretta
1503042 Symptoms Black stain; Va. Pine; Paul A. Mistretta
4823066 Symptoms Various insects feeding on roots vector infection. Resin-impregnated soil crusts form at feeding or boring sites. Xylem becomes resin "soaked". Edward L. Barnard
4825031 Wildfire Relationship between fire intensity and colonization of pine roots by regeneration weevils and L. spp. infection. Edward L. Barnard


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