… mediterraneum and D. corticola was confirmed by inoculating 10 detached grapevine canes
(averaging … Ten grapevine canes controls received only sterile PDA agar plugs. Canes were …

… to occur worldwide, causing dieback and canker of annual and perennial hosts, including …
Neofusicoccum mediterraneum was first described by Crous et al. (2007) from Eucalyptus in …

… , Neofusicoccum mediterraneum was revealed to be highly virulent as it killed olive twigs
within a time-span of 2–3 weeks and caused severe girdling and wedge-shaped cankers at the …

… Since 2007, when a grapevine decline caused by … We report the result of a study on fungi
associated with grapevine … sp., Neofusicoccum parvum and Neofusicoccum vitifusiforme , the …

… Mean lesion length caused by Neofusicoccum parvum on grapevine cultivars at eight
months after inoculation. Letters indicate statistically significant differences between varieties, …

… These fungi have been isolated from wedge-shape cankers and their … of Neofusicoccum
species associated with grapevine trunk diseases in Algeria, with description of Neofusicoccum …

… Our results represent the first report of a canker disease of grapevine associated with …
canker in almond trees (Inderbitzin et al., 2010). In contrast to our results, where Neofusicoccum …

… Several species in the Botryosphaeriaceae family cause perennial cankers in the vascular
… known as bot canker in California (3). Tissue from grapevine vascular cankers from samples …

… To effectively manage Botryosphaeria canker and dieback of grapevine and fruit trees,
growers will have to be cognizant of the importance of appropriate sanitation practices for …

… , and a reference isolates of Neofusicoccum mediterraneum were included. The …
mediterraneum and C. incompta were able to induce the typical dieback symptoms and cankers …