Red root rot disease caused by Ganoderma philippii is one of the most economically
important diseases of tropical Acacia species. Research on field control of the disease has …

Plantation forests of fast-growing tree species, including Acacia mangium Willd., are
established on a wide scale in South East Asia in anticipation of the ever-increasing global …

Ganoderma philippii is the causal agent of root rot disease causing economic losses to
Acacia plantations. In an effort to control the Ganoderma root-rot disease, we isolated and …

Ganoderma philippii is a root pathogen of many woody plants in tropical regions and is
particularly aggressive to Acacia mangium, which is grown on a 6‐year rotation for …

Structural host responses of young Acacia mangium and Eucalyptus pellita to infection with
the root rot pathogen Ganoderma philippii were described. To our knowledge, this is the first …

Acacia mangium is a fast‐growing tree species. It is mainly planted in large monocultures for
pulpwood in South‐East Asia. Root rot has become the most economically damaging …

The ever increasing global demand for wood is anticipated in some South East Asian
countries through reforestation programs. Plantation forests, both industrial and community …

DNA sequence variation in the r DNA internal transcribed spacers (ITS) was exploited to
design species‐specific primers for Ganoderma philippii and Ganoderma mastoporum, two …

The red root rot disease is very prevalent in Southeast Asia's tropical plantation/estate
forests. It has been a critical factor in the sustainability of their production. Studies have led …

Ganoderma root rot is the most serious disease affecting commercially planted Acacia
mangium in plantations in Indonesia. Numerous Ganoderma spp. have been recorded from …