Cylindrocladiella peruviana
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symptoms on avocado seedling inoculated with Cylindrocladiella peruviana (click on image to enlarge it)
Author(s): Dalia Aiello et al.
Source: European Journal of Plant Pathology (2020), 158 (2) p. 425
Author(s): Dalia Aiello et al.
Source: European Journal of Plant Pathology (2020), 158 (2) p. 425
Cylindrocladiella peruviana (click on image to enlarge it)
Author(s): P.W. Crous et al.
Source: Fungal Systematics and Evolution (2019), vol. 3, p. 77
Author(s): P.W. Crous et al.
Source: Fungal Systematics and Evolution (2019), vol. 3, p. 77
Cylindrocladiella peruviana (Bat., J.L. Bezerra & M.P. Herrera) Boesew., 1982
This fungus is widely distributed and infects a variety of plants like grapevine, eucalypt, or avocado. Infections result in rots on the roots, stem and crown with internal brown to black streaking. External symptoms include stunted growth, leaf chlorosis and dieback. The conidia are rod-shaped, elongated, straight, rounded on both ends, with 1 septum and a size of around 8-15 x 2-3 µm.
Synonyms:
Cylindrocladium peruvianum
