Gliomastix cerealis
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Gliomastix cerealis (syn. Fusarium cerealis) - A + B) culture on PDA, C) sporodochium, D) macroconidia, E) necrotic lesions after inoculation of maize stalks (2 isolates, 14 days post inoc.) - scale bars: 20 µm - supplementary material to article Plant Disease (2018) vol. 102, p. 444
Authors:L. Shan, J. Zhang, N. Ma, X. Dai, and W. Guo
Source:Open Media
Authors:L. Shan, J. Zhang, N. Ma, X. Dai, and W. Guo
Source:Open Media
Gliomastix cerealis (P. Karst.) C.H. Dickinson 1968
This fungus is widely distributed in cereal growing countries and infects mainly wheat, maize and barley. Other crops may also become infected. On cereals it causes diseases like scab, head blight, stalk or root rot, as well as seedling blight.
Synonyms:
Fusarium cerealis
Fusarium crookwellense
