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First report of peanut foot rot caused by Neocosmospora vasinfecta in mainland China.
Pan, R.; Deng, Q.; Deng, M.; Guan, M.; Xu, D.; Gai, Y.; Chen, W.; Yang, Y.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 8, 4 ref. In June 2009, disease symptoms on peanut [groundnut] were observed in several fields in Huoping county, Guangdong Province, China. The characteristic ...
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A new species of Phytophthora reported to cause root and collar rot of common boxwood, Nordmann fir and Port Orford cedar in Hungary.
Józsa, A.; Bakonyi, J.; Belbahri, L.; Nagy, Z. Á.; Szigethy, A.; Bohár, G.; Woodward, S.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 7, 4 ref. Collar and root necroses associated with severe wilting and desiccation of foliage were observed on box (Buxus sempervirens) growing in a public garde...
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New host plants for Ralstonia solanacearum from India.
Chandrashekara, K. N.; Prasannakumar, M. K.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 6, 4 ref. Davana (Artemisia pallens) and coleus (Coleus forskohlii) plants, both are important crops in medicinal and aromatic industries in India, were found s...
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Bacterial leaf spot of coffee caused by Pseudomonas syringae pv. tabaci in Brazil.
Destéfano, S. A. L.; Rodrigues, L. M. R.; Beriam, L. O. S.; Patrício, F. R. A.; Thomaziello, R. A.; Rodrigues Neto, J.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 5, 4 ref. During 2006, a new disease affected coffee (Coffea arabica) cv. Catuai seedlings in a commercial nursery located in Arandu county, State of São Paulo,...
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First report of Amomum villosum (cardamom) leaf lesion caused by Pyricularia costina in China.
Li, G.; Chen, A. J.; Chen, X. Y.; Li, X. L.; Gao, W. W.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 2, 3 ref. From 2004 to 2008, a leaf lesion was observed in 70% of the cultivated fields of cardamom (Amomum villosum) in Xishuangbanna, the main production area...
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First report of Pseudocercospora angolensis causing leaf and fruit spot of Citrus in Sierra Leone.
Harling, R.; Shamie, I. M. O.; Sesay, S. S.; Kamara, A. B.; Reeder, R.; Boa, E.; Kelly, P.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 1, 4 ref. In 2006, citrus fruit and leaves affected by dark brown lesions were noticed in orchards around Makeni in central Sierra Leone. The problem was consid...
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First report of bacterial stalk rot of sweet corn caused by Dickeya zeae in Korea.
Myung, I. S.; Jeong, I. H.; Moon, S. Y.; Kim, W. G.; Lee, S. W.; Lee, Y. H.; Lee, Y. K.; Shim, H. S.; Ra, D. S.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 15, 4 ref. Bacterial stalk rot of sweet corn (cv. Daehak) was observed at fields in Goesan District (Korea) in July 2008. The internodes of diseased plants were ...
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First report of Columnea latent viroid (CLVd) in Gloxinia gymnostoma, G. nematanthodes and G. purpurascens in a botanical garden in Denmark.
Nielsen, S. L.; Nicolaisen, M.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 4, 6 ref. In 2009, a survey for pospiviroids in ornamental plants from the families Gesneriaceae and Solanaceae, conducted in the glasshouses of the Botanical G...
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First report of Fusarium commune and Fusarium redolens causing crown and root rot on tomato in Algeria.
Hamini-Kadar, N.; Edel-Hermann, V.; Gautheron, N.; Steinberg, C.; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 3, 3 ref. From 2006 to 2008, surveys were conducted in the tomato-growing areas of Algeria around Alger and Oran where diseased plants were found with yellow di...
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First report of latent infection of Cyperus rotundus caused by a biovar 3 Dickeya sp.(Syn. Erwinia chrysanthemi) in Israel.
Tsror, L.; Lebiush, S.; Erlich, O.; Ben-Daniel, B.; Wolf, J. van der; British Society for Plant Pathology, UK, New Disease Reports, 2010, 22, pp Article 14, 6 ref. Surveys were conducted in potato fields in Israel where Dickeya-infected potato plants were detected during two consecutive spring seasons (2009 and 2...
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