Identification of Fungal Species Associated with Branch Dieback of Olive and Resistance of
Table Cultivars to Neofusicoccum medi Page 1 1 Identification of Fungal Species …

Over two consecutive seasons, 16 olive orchards with trees exhibiting dieback symptoms on
branches were surveyed in southern Spain. The six dominant fungal species recovered …

Wood decay caused primarily by Fomitiporia mediterranea is considered to be an emerging
disease for citrus and olive trees in Mediterranean countries. The pathogen cannot be …

Eighteen different fungal species were isolated from symptomatic wood of olive trees (Olea
europaea) affected by twig and branch dieback in California and identified by means of …

Several surveys were conducted during spring 2008 in Chebikaâ â ‚¬ â „¢ s area in
Tunisia. Samples were collected from infected plants showed different types of symptoms …

Olive dieback is prevalent in most olive orchards of Iran. Symptoms produced are different
from those which have been reported so far from the country. In this disorder, both young …

Venturia oleaginea and Pseudocercospora cladosporioides are two of the most important
olive fungal pathogens causing leaf spots: peacock spot, and cercosporiosis, respectively. In …

Fruit rot has caused severe damage in olive orchards in Montenegro in recent years.
Symptoms of the disease in commercial orchards include necrotic, depressed and clearly …

Evaluation of the incidence of the leaf spot disease caused by the biotrophic pathogen
Fusicladium oleagineum on two olive cultivars (Olea europaea L.) was carried out during six …

Species of Botryosphaeria and Neofusicoccum are well known as pathogens of woody
hosts. In this study the species that occur on rotting olive drupes in the main production …