This study investigated the endophytic interactions between Botryosphaeriaceae pathogens
and their woody hosts and the role of wounds in development of infection of green tissues …

Species of Botryosphaeriaceae are important wound pathogens of grapevines as causal
agents of botryosphaeria dieback, but the behaviour of their conidia pre‐infection is …

To determine presence of infection by botryosphaeriaceous fungi in plant materials from
different grapevine nurseries, different types of grafted plants and cuttings were requested …

Past studies have shown that the major source of infection of young grapevine plants by
Botryosphaeriaceae fungi were through the use of infected rootstock and scion cuttings. To …

Botryosphaericeous species affect most grapevines tissues leading to dieback and wood
decay. During sampling of vineyards across New Zealand, botryosphaeriaceous species …

Botryosphaeriaceae species are among the most common fungi isolated from grapevine
(Vitis vinifera) cankers in Australia. Thirty-eight isolates comprising eight …

Methods for producing large numbers of conidia were developed to allow investigation of
the pathogenicity of five Botryosphaeria species (B lutea B australis B obtusa B parva and B …

This study assessed the symptoms that developed when 114 Botryosphaeriaceae isolates
from grapevine nursery plant materials were used to inoculate excised green shoots and 1 …

Grapevine trunk diseases (GTD) are important threats to long-term longevity, productivity,
and protability in all grape production systems. Botryosphaeria dieback is caused by at least …

This study investigated the prevalence and identity of botryosphaeriaceous dieback
pathogens in necrotic grapevines tissues in New Zealand vineyards, and other woody hosts …