Golovinomyces longipes
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Golovinomyces longipes conidiophores and conidia (click on image to enlarge it)
Authors: M. Götz & U. Braun
Source: Journal of Plant Diseases and Protection (2022), 129 (1), 201-205
Authors: M. Götz & U. Braun
Source: Journal of Plant Diseases and Protection (2022), 129 (1), 201-205
Golovinomyces longipes (Noordel. & Loer.) L. Kiss 2019
This fungus is widely distributed and causes powdery mildew diseases on Petunia and several crops like eggplants and tobacco. The symptoms included a white mycelium on both side of the leaves which become chlorotic and curl upwards, leading to premature defoliation. The conidia are egg-shaped and around 30 x 10-15 µm large.
Synonyms:
Euoidium longipes
Oidium longipes
