In the last years, the spread of wilt and dieback diseases in olive trees (Olea europaea),
caused by the soilborne pathogens, has often been related to intensive modern farming of …

Pestalotia fici was isolated from the leaves of the olive plants nurseries (Dahbia variety)
existed in Sidi Taibi and from the olive trees in the region of Al Gharb (Moroccan Picholine …

Pseudophaeomoniella globosa has recently been identified as a pathogen contributing to
olive trunk diseases in South Africa. Little is known regarding the biology and epidemiology …

In spring 2011, a severe disease resulting in tree dieback of olive tree cv. Chemlali was
observed in an orchard in Hencha (south-east Tunisia). Symptomatic trees exhibited plenty …

Dieback and wilting symptoms caused by complex soilborne fungi are nowadays the most
serious threatening disease affecting olive trees (Olea europaea) in Tunisia and presumably …

Olive leaf spot (OLS) caused by Fusicladium oleagineum, is one of the major fungal
diseases affecting olive orchards in South Africa and worldwide. Fungicides (copper …

The olive tree can be attacked by different fungal pathogens those attack different tree parts
(roots, stem, leaves, flowers and fruits). In this study, all the olive tree fungal pathogens in the …

Foliar and fruit fungal diseases are responsible for severe yield losses in olives (Olea
europaea L.) in most olive-growing areas around the world. Among the most important are …

The Australian olive industry is relatively new, with the majority of plantings in the past 20
years, and some crops being grown in non-Mediterranean climates. This means that there …

During 2011, 2012 and 2013 samples of olive leaves were collected from olive growing
areas in Croatia to establish an assessment of peacock olive leaf spot–Spilocaea oleagina …