Fusarium equiseti
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chlamydospores of Fusarium equiseti (click on image to enlarge it)
Author(s): Paul Cannon
Source: Fungi of Great Britain and Ireland
Author(s): Paul Cannon
Source: Fungi of Great Britain and Ireland
Fusarium equiseti (Corda 1838) Sacc., 1886
This fungus has a world-wide distribution and is a common soil inhabitant. It is usually regarded as a saprobe and weak pathogen, infesting mainly senescent or damaged plant tissue. However, it can also produce plant toxins, and can be a true pathogen in some crops like cereals, soybeans, and cucurbits. The diseases associated with this fungus include wilts, rots, leaf spots and dieback. Some authors consider Fusarium equiseti to be a complex of several species.
Synonyms:
Gibberella intricans
- Other images of Fusarium equiseti (Open Media - click to enlarge)
infected melon
macroconidia
spores and hyphae
agar colony
agar colony
reverse side of agar colony
reverse side of agar colony
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