2023年10月1日 · It is caused by Ganoderma lucidum, a root rot- causing soil-borne fungi. The disease is more common in sandy soils where trees experience greater moisture and temperature stress during the...

In the rainy season, 10–15-year-old jojoba plants growing in the proximity of a Ganoderma -infected Acacia tortilis tree, developed disease symptoms. Twigs of affected plants started drying from the top of the branch; leaves turned yellowish brown and finally abscissed; plants dried up within 1 to 3 months.

2024年6月7日 · Ganoderma infection alters lignin and phenylpropanoid pathways in oil palm roots, impacting disease severity, seedling growth, and enzyme activities. Changes in lignin content and composition occur during infection, with an initial increase followed by a decrease.

2024年7月23日 · Wilt or basal stem rot, a serious disease of trees caused by Ganoderma species and V. nilotica, is brutally affected by this disease, resulting in substantial losses in health and productivity. This Ganoderma species severely damages V. nilotica through deep mycelial penetration in the upper and basal stems of the host species.

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 pulpwood in Indonesia. The disease becomes progressively worse over each rota-tion and control measures have met with limited success. We studied the population genetics of G.

dissemination of Ceratocystis in acacia plantations. Identification of major phenolic compounds involved in the response of acacia to Ceratocystis infection. Reduced plantation losses due to biological control systems for Ganoderma based on basidiomycete biological control agents, and a wider range of management options available for disease

2023年11月28日 · Ganoderma species have been reported from a large number of Acacia species worldwide and Ganoderma root rots are becoming increasingly prevalent in commercial plantings of Acacia species in South and South-East Asia. This chapter reviews the available literature on the different Acacia and Ganoderma species reported.

In arid conditions in India, Ganoderma lucidum (Leyss: Fr.) P. Karsten was found to cause root rot diseases in jojoba (Simmondsia chinensis (Link) Schneider) plants. In the rainy season, 10-15-year-old jojoba plants growing in the proximity of a Ganoderma- infected Acacia tortilis tree, developed disease symptoms.

Ganoderma is pathogenic in 1 month acacia seedling with a severity index value of 0,6 and 3 month acacia seedling with a severity index value of 1. Dry weight of plant control treatment of acacia seedling age 3 months higher than other treatment that is 11,27. 3 month old acacia seedlings are more susceptible and rapidly cause symptoms of ...

Research observation variable is desease severty index by in vivo and dry weight of the plant. The result showed Ganoderma is pathogenic in 1 month acacia seedling with a severity index value of 0,6 and 3 month acacia seedling with a severity index value of 1.