Goal. To do analyze phitosanitary state of wart potato sources in Carpathian region of Ukraine with determining infectious load of soil. Identify existing anti-cancer patatoes in Ukraine. Methods. The selection of soil’s samples for zoosporangia of wart pathogen was provided by standard method as per DSTU 3355-96. The sample’s selection points fixed by GPS-navigator Garmin eTrex Legend. The potato wart zoosporangia extraction was conducted by floatation in solution of sodium iodide. The solution Coomassi blue G-250 used for zoosporangia viability determining. Results. Of potato wart pathogens infectious load in Carpathian region of Ukraine 2016—2018 showed the different level of zoosporangia soil’s infection in researched areas. In the hearths of the Chernivtsi region the infectious load was reached 56—68 zoosporangia/1g in sources of Carpathian region, 42—48 zoosporangioa was in the sources of Zakarpattia region, 40—45/1g zoosporangia was determined in Ivano-Frankivsk region, 49 zoosporangia /1g was determined in town Turka Lviv region. The common (D1) pathotype and four aggressive pathotypes of wart potato: 11 (M1) - Mizhgirrya, 13 (R2) - Rachiv, 18 (Ya) - Yasynya and 22 (B1) - Bystrytsya were determined by pathotypes identification in old sources of Zakarpattia, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv and Chernivtsi region Conclusions. Analysis of phitosanitary state of wart potato sources in Carpathian region of Ukraine showed the different level of soil’s infectious load in researched areas. There is a common pathotype (D1) and 4 aggressive pathogen disease in Ukraine for present time. The identification of Ukrainian wart pothotypes is planned to identify by European potato cultivar test-assortment usage in perspective.
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