2020
DOI: 10.1590/0100-5405/193244
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Patogenicidade e caracterização de Thielaviopsis ethacetica em palma de óleo

Abstract: RESUMO Thielaviopsis paradoxa é fungo do solo, patógeno amplamente distribuído em todo o mundo e capaz de infectar uma ampla gama de hospedeiros. Em palma de óleo é o agente etiológico da podridão basal, uma importante doença que pode causar sérios prejuízos devido à sua severidade e à rápida dispersão do patógeno. O trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar a patogenicidade e caracterizar um isolado de Thielaviopsis sp. em palma de óleo. O isolado de Thielaviopsis sp. foi obtido do estipe de plantas de palma de óle… Show more

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“…Carvalho et al (2011) describe that R. palmarum is not a natural host of this fungus but acquires it while feeding on contaminated plantations. According to Nascimento et al (2020), T. paradoxa is a pathogen that primarily infects through wounds and natural fissures, and its spread is facilitated by insect vectors like R. palmarum, as well as contaminated soil and tools.…”
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“…Carvalho et al (2011) describe that R. palmarum is not a natural host of this fungus but acquires it while feeding on contaminated plantations. According to Nascimento et al (2020), T. paradoxa is a pathogen that primarily infects through wounds and natural fissures, and its spread is facilitated by insect vectors like R. palmarum, as well as contaminated soil and tools.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While R. palmarum is not considered a natural host of T. paradoxa, there is evidence suggesting the possibility of the fungus completing its life cycle within the insect (Nascimento et al, 2020). During feeding on infected plantations, R. palmarum can acquire T. paradoxa through natural wounds or fissures, as well as externally dispersed on its carapace through spores.…”
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