DOI: 10.11606/t.11.2014.tde-21032014-162045
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Sobrevivência, colonização, detecção e monitoramento de Colletotrichum acutatum em folhas de citros

Abstract: Espécies Código do isolado Hospedeiro Origem Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-1 Citrus sinensis Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-2 Citrus sinensis Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-3 Citrus sinensis Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-4 Citrus sinensis Araraquara-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-5 Citrus sinensis Gavião Peixoto-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-6 Citrus sinensis Gavião Peixoto-SP Colletotrichum acutatum LFN-7 Citrus sinensis Pedranópolis-SP C… Show more

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“…In the greenhouse, C . abscissum was shown to survive for up to 7 months on leaves with intermittent simulated rainfall or only 3 months without rainfall; in the field, the pathogen was isolated from leaves for 7 months in rainy periods and 3 months in the dry season (Pereira, 2013). Under the same controlled conditions, C .…”
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“…In the greenhouse, C . abscissum was shown to survive for up to 7 months on leaves with intermittent simulated rainfall or only 3 months without rainfall; in the field, the pathogen was isolated from leaves for 7 months in rainy periods and 3 months in the dry season (Pereira, 2013). Under the same controlled conditions, C .…”
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“…Although PFD symptoms are not observed on citrus leaves, C. abscissum may produce appressoria on the leaf surface and survive on citrus and weed leaves Frare et al, 2016;Savi et al, 2019;Zulfiqar et al, 1996). In the greenhouse, C. abscissum was shown to survive for up to 7 months on leaves with intermittent simulated rainfall or only 3 months without rainfall; in the field, the pathogen was isolated from leaves for 7 months in rainy periods and 3 months in the dry season (Pereira, 2013). Under the same controlled conditions, C. abscissum did not colonize citrus leaves, with or without injury, but the pathogen produced a large amount of secondary conidia on the leaf surface, which may be an important mechanism for its spread (Savi et al, 2019).…”
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