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Gilbertella persicaria spore

asexual

Botrytis

Bacterial streaming test

leaf spot, wilt, canker symptom

leaf spot, wilt, canker symptom

Gram Negative

pink cell with thick cell wall

pink cell with thick cell wall

Gram Positive


- Clavibacter

purple cell with thin cell wall

purple cell with thin cell wall

Gram Negative KOH Procedure

see mucoid thread

see mucoid thread

Lopat

Levan production, oxidase test, potato rot test, arginine dihydrolase test and tobacco hypersensitivity test




(Pseudomonas)

Bacterial Canker of Tomato info

test: gram positive, immunostrip (positive=2 stripe), stem stab innoculation


Overwinter: SEED BORNE PATHOGEN, soil debris


Management: certified seed, sanitation, crop rotoation





bacterial canker of tomato symptoms

wilting, necrosis, stem canker, birds-eye spot on tomato plants

wilting, necrosis, stem canker, birds-eye spot on tomato plants, cracks in stem

bacterial canker of tomato pathogen

Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis


Fire Blight symptoms

watersoaking, flower blight, shaper's crook, trunk canker on pear and apple trees

watersoaking, flower blight, shaper's crook, trunk canker on pear and apple trees

fire blight pathogen

Erwinia Amylovora





fire blight info

test: anaerobic growth


overwinter: canker oozing


spread: water, insect


weapon: enzyme, toxin, polysaccharide (xylem) mangement: prune, resistant variety, modify irrigation, protective spray early with copper and antibiotics



black rot of crucifer symptoms

veins turn black on cabbage, v-shaped lesions with yellow borders

veins turn black on cabbage, v-shaped lesions with yellow borders

black rot of crucifers pathogen

xanthamonas campestris pv campestris

black rot of crucifers info

test: MXP medium


overwinter: seed, debris


spread: stomate, wound, water (xylem)


management: certify seeds, crop rotation, copper bactericides



halo blight common bean symptom

watersoak spots, chlorosis, necrotic on leaves, pods, and stems on bean

watersoak spots, chlorosis, necrotic on leaves, pods, and stems on bean

halo blight common bean info

test: Kings B medium


overwinter: seed, infected plant residue


spread: stomate, wounds


weapon: toxin


management: certify seeds, rotation, resistant variety

halo blight common bean pathogen

pseudomonas syringae pv phaseolicoloa

bacterial speck of tomato symptoms

greasy black spot with yellow halos on tomato plants, black speck on tomato

greasy black spot with yellow halos on tomato plants, black speck on tomato

bacterial speck of tomato pathogen

pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato



bacterial speck of tomato info

test: kings b medium


overwinter: seed


weapon: toxin


management: certified seed, resistant variety

crown gall pathogen

agrobacterium tumefaciens

crown gall symptoms

tumor on wide host range

tumor on wide host range

crown gall info

test:


overwinter: soil


spread: wound


weapon: hormone


management: biological control with A. radiobacter galltrol, gallex, minimize wounding

olve and oleander knot symptom

tumorson leaf scars

tumorson leaf scars

olive and oleander knot pathogen

pseudomonas savastanoi


pv savastanoi and nerii

olive and oleander knot info

overwinter: gall (non-autonomous)


spread: irrigation, tools


management: prune, certified plants, remove galls,



bacterial soft rot pathogen

pectobacterium carotovorum



bacterial soft rot info

test: facultative anaerobe; glucose metabolism


overwinter: soil, host tissue, warehouse, insect


weapon: enzyme


management: sanitation, insect control, proper storage

bacterial soft rot symptom

initial: wilting and watersoak
rot of tuber

initial: wilting and watersoak


rot of tuber

black leg symptom

pectobacterium

sporodochium

ex: monilinia laxa

ex: monilinia laxa



brown rot symptoms

blossom and twig blight on stone fruit; cankers; fruit rot; mummification

blossom and twig blight on stone fruit; cankers; fruit rot; mummification; gum on stem

brown rot pathogen

monilinia laxa


monilinia fructicola

brown rot info: blossom and twig blight

monilinia laxa


overwinter: canker, mummies


primary innoculum: conididia


fruiting body: apothecia


manage: chemical spray, remove innoculum sources: mummies and infected twigs

brown rot info: mature fruit rot

monilinia fructicola


overwinter: mummy


primary innoculum: ascospore or condo from mummy or ground


fruiting body: apothecia (cup)


manage: control postharvest rot

peach leaf curl pathogen

taphrina deformans

peach leaf symptoms

leaves thick, curled with yellow/red tint. hypertrophy and hyperplasty
stunted roots

leaves thick, curled with yellow/red tint. hypertrophy and hyperplasty


stunted roots



peach leaf curl info

overwinter: conidia on bud/twig


primary innoculum: conidia


fruiting body: nake asci


manage: fungicide

apple scab pathogen

venturia inaequalis

apple scab symptom

lesion s on fruit and leaves, scabby texture on apples

lesions on fruit and leaves, scabby texture on apples

apple scab info

overwinter: host debris on ground


primary innoculum: ascospore from ground, condo from leaf


fruiting body: pseudothecium (flask)


manage: fungicide

powdery mildew general



primary innoculum: ascospore


fruiting body: chasmothecium


obligate biotrophs: haustoria

conidia and conidiophore pic

chasmothecium

powdery mildew

powdery mildew


black spot on leaf

powdery mildew of cereal and grasses: barley symptoms

white/tan mildew colonies, chlorosis

white/tan mildew colonies, chlorosis

powdery mildew cereal and grasses: barley pathogen

blumeria graminis fsp hordei

powder mildew of cereal and grasses info

fruiting body/overwinter: chasmothecium and mycelium on crop debris and volunteers

primary innoculum: ascospore


mange: lower humidity, sulfer, fungicide, resistant cultivar

powdery mildew of grapes pathogen****



erysiphe necator (god of war; wine nectar)

haustoria

powdery mildew

powdery mildew

powdery mildew grapes symptoms

white mycelium on grape leaves and fruit

white mycelium on grape leaves and fruit

powdery mildew grape symptom

cane staining

cane staining

powdery mildew grape info

primary innoculum: bud perennation (penetrate under bud scales) and ascospores (bark)


fruiting body: chasmothecium


manage: sulfer dust, fungicide

powdery mildew rose pathogen

sphaerotheca pannosa fsp rosae

powder mildew rose symptom

raided blisters, powdery fungus on rose

raided blisters, powdery fungus on rose

powdery mildew rose info

overwinter:chasmothecium, mycelium

primary innoculum , conidia or ascospore


manage: fungicide, host resistance, sanitation


Ascomycota - Ergot of grain

pathogen: claviceps purpurea

overwinter: sclerotia


fruiting body: perithecia


ascomycota fruiting bodies***

naked asci - peach leaf curl

chasmothecium - powdery mildew


perithecium - apple scab


apothecium - brown rot


asexual fungi conidiophore structure

sporodochia - fusarium

synnema- dutch elm disease


pyncnidia- septoria


acervulus - anthracnose


alternaria info

asexual - free conidiospore

symptom: spots, blight, lesions


overwinter: residue or seed


manage: pathogen free seed, sanitation

botrytis info

asexual - conidia

pathogen: botrytis cinerea


symptom:dampening off, canker spot, rot, blight


overwinter: sclerotia on debris or host plant


manage: sanitation, fungicide




septoria info

asexual - pyncnidia (no ascii)

pathogen: late blight of celery septoria apiicola**


symptom: spots blight


manage: fungicide, sanitation


moist chamber - curly


needle spore



anthracnose info
asexual - ACERVULI

symptom: spots, lesions, spots


control: sanitation fungicide


sycamore anthracnose


black spot rose (conidia 2 cell)

acervulus

anthracnose

anthracnose

pyncidia

septoria

septoria

sycamore anthracnose

witches broom

witches broom

leaf spot of pear

entomosporium

entomosporium

fusarium wilts pathogen



fusarium oxysporum fsp

fusarium wilts info

asexual fungi; hot temp


test: trim stem, infect xylem


soil borne


symptoms: yellow middle season, wilt, necrosis


overwinter: chlamydospore,


HIGHLY HOST SPECIFIC


manage: resistant variety*, clean seed, fumigate

fusarium wilt tomato symptom

fusarium oxysporum fsp lycopersici

bright yellow fusarium oxysporum fsp lycopersici

verticillium wilt pathogen

verticillium dahliae

verticillium dahliae

verticillium wilt info

asexual; cooler temp; no host specificity


overwinter: microsclerotia


symptom: vascular browning - attack xylem, scorched leaf


need to shave stem to see browning!

dutch elm disease pathogen



ophiostoma ulmi (sexual)


graphium ulmi (asexual)*

dutch elm disease info

fruiting body: synnema


overwinter: mycelium and conidia


innoculum: spores from beetles


manage: burn infect trees, insecticide to kill beetles, prune

synnema

dutch elm disease, white circles dissecting microscope

dutch elm disease, white circles dissecting microscope

anaerobic growth

erwinia and pectobacterium

pseudomonas vs xanthomonas

523 pseud = white


523 xanth = yellow



macrospore, chlamydospore

fusarium, microspore is small single cell

fusarium, microspore is small single cell

iris leaf spot



phoma spore

pyncidia

formed from pyncidia

septoria spore


needle spore from pyncidia

black spot rose spore

2 cell spore

2 cell spore



verticillate whorl



smut spores

teliospore N+N/2N
basidiospore (N) 
4 from each telia

teliospore N+N/2N


basidiospore (N)


4 from each telia









flower infecting smut (complete head shrivel)

loose smut of barley - ustilago nuda


overwintering: mycellium in seed; telia inside seed


direct germination: no basidiospores (flowers direct)


primary inoculum: seed


manage: clean seed, fungicide, hot water

local infecting smut

corn smut- ustilago maydis
overwinter: telia in the soil
manage: sanitation and crop rotation

corn smut- ustilago maydis


overwinter: telia in the soil


manage: sanitation and crop rotation

seedling smut

bunt wheat- tilletia foetida 
overwinter: telia outside of seed
H-shaped primary basidiospore
manage: clean seed, fungicide, hot water

bunt wheat- tilletia foetida


overwinter: telia outside of seed


H-shaped primary basidiospore


manage: clean seed, fungicide, hot water

teliospore

nurse cell (telia with bubbles) (onion)
reticulate (covered smut)

spiny (corn)

nurse cell (telia with bubbles) (onion)


reticulate (covered smut)


spiny (corn)

smut general info

host specific

heterothallic, dikaryotic


symptom: gall and reduced yield


manage: resistance, seed treatment

stem rust of wheat

primary host: wheat - spore types


alternate host: barberry - spore


heteroecious; macrocyclic


overwinter; teliospore


control: remove alternate host, resistance, fungicide

spore types on barberry (stem rust)

spermatia

aeciospore

spore types on wheat (stem rust)

uredospore

teliopore


basidiospore

white pine blister rust

primary host: ribes plants
alternate host: pine
overwinter- telial horns
control: pruning, quarantine, resistant variety

primary host: ribes plants


alternate host: pine


overwinter- telial horns


control: pruning, quarantine, resistant variety

late blight of celery

septoria apiicola



conodia fruiting bodies

conidiophores


sprodochium (fusarium)


synnema (graphium) (sin graph)


acervuli (anthracnose) (both start with A)


pyncnidia (septoria) (both has p)

corn smut pathogen

ustilago maydis

loose smut of barley pathogen

ustilago nuda (haley berry flabbynude flower dress)

covered smut/bunt of wheat pathogen

tilletia foetida (T in bunt and T in pathogen)

Dwarf bunt: pathogen

Tilletia contraversa

karnal bunt pathogen

tilletia indica (floral infecting)

stem rust of cereal pathogen

puccinia graminis fps

white pine blister rust

cronartium ribicola

uredia/uredospores



uredospores are orange

uredospores are orange

rose rust pathogen

phragmidium mucronatum

aecium and spergonium

teliospore in rust

2 cell

2 cell

teliospore in rust

macrocyclic

all 5 spore stages


0 - spermagonia; spermatia N


1 - aecia; aeciospore N+N


2 - uredia; uredospore N+N


3 - telia; teliospore N+N


4 - basidia; basidiospore N

microcyclic (hollyhock)

stage 0, 3, 4


0-spermatia


3-teliospore


4-basidiospre

aecia and aeciospore

autoecious vs heteroecious

same host vs diff host