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对加拿利海枣叶斑病的病原进行分离鉴定和农药抑菌试验.结果表明:加拿利海枣叶斑病病原为半知菌亚门黑盘孢目的掌状拟盘多毛孢(Pestalotiosis palmarum);6种杀菌剂的抑菌效果为10%苯醚甲环唑水分散粒剂>450 g/L咪鲜铵水乳剂>80%代森锰锌可湿性粉剂>40%百菌清悬浮剂>70%甲基硫菌灵可湿性粉剂>80%乙蒜素乳油,且6种杀菌剂在生产上对加拿利海枣叶斑病菌都有较好的抑制作用. 相似文献
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指出了加拿利海枣作为一种名贵的观赏乔木,越来越被广泛地运用到城市绿化当中。以加拿利海枣在华南滨海地区的移栽为例,探讨了加拿利海枣移植过程中的起苗、种植材料、地下土壤环境、养护管理等方面的技术要点。 相似文献
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根据生物学特性和生长习性,研究探讨加拿利海枣大树移栽成活的基本原理和制约因子,指出其移栽成活的关键是:选好苗木、在适宜的季节对加拿利海枣进行断根炼苗、疏叶、激素处理等技术措施。 相似文献
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惠东县红棕象甲的发生及防治 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
在充分了解红棕象甲的生物学特性、危害特点和传播途径的基础上,调查了惠东县红棕象甲的发生和危害情况,并总结了危害加拿利海枣的红棕象甲的防治方法。 相似文献
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棕榈科刺葵属5种植物热值的月变化研究(英文) 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
对棕榈科刺葵属 5种植物叶的热值和灰分含量的月变化进行了研究。结果表明 :( 1 )大刺葵( 7 2 5 %~ 1 0 3 9% )、加拿利海枣 ( 7 1 2 %~ 1 0 0 9% )和伊拉克蜜枣 ( 7 0 1 %~ 1 0 0 0 % )的灰分含量相近 ,经t检验 ,无显著差异 (P >0 0 5 ) ;加拿利海枣、伊拉克蜜枣和大刺葵的灰分含量高于江边刺葵 ( 6 2 0 %~ 8 93 % ) (P<0 0 5 )和林刺葵 ( 3 5 9%~ 6 94% ) (P <0 0 0 0 1 )。 ( 2 ) 5种植物干重热值的月变化趋势有些差异 ,江边刺葵( 2 0 2 4~ 2 1 93kJ·g- 1 )与伊拉克蜜枣 ( 1 9 68~ 2 1 82kJ·g- 1 )的干重热值相近 (P >0 0 5 ) ;林刺葵 ( 1 8 5 1~2 1 5 1kJ·g- 1 )、大刺葵 ( 1 8 40~ 2 0 5 6kJ·g- 1 )与加拿利海枣 ( 1 9 1 3~ 2 0 79kJ·g- 1 )的干重热值接近 (P >0 0 5 ) ;江边刺葵和伊拉克蜜枣的干重热值高于林刺葵 (P <0 0 5 )、加拿利海枣 (P <0 0 0 5 )和大刺葵 (P <0 0 0 0 5 )。( 3 )林刺葵的干重热值与灰分含量具有显著的线性相关 ;伊拉克蜜枣、林刺葵、大刺葵 3种植物的干重热值与降雨量有显著线性相关 (P <0 0 5 )。 ( 4 )去灰分热值的月变化趋势因种而异 ,去灰分热值与干重热值的月变化趋势不同 ,灰分含量是造成差异的原因。 相似文献
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Spread of Forest Pests and Pathogens in the Northern Hemisphere 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
There are four main forest regions in the northern hemisphere,each containing many of the same genera of trees. An organism(insect, fungus etc.) living in balanced relationship with itshost tree in one of these forest regions may cause major damageif moved to another. Examples of pest and disease problems analysedinclude Chestnut blight, White pine blister rust, Gypsy moth,Balsam woolly aphid, Dutch elm disease, Pine wilt disease andBeech bark disease. 相似文献
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2009—2010年,在贵州遵义、罗甸(苗圃)枇杷树叶片上发现疑似炭疽病害,且有暴发之势。为了确诊该病害,用组织分离法分离病原菌,纯化培养后用菌碟回接到健康枇杷树叶片上,10 d后叶片出现典型病斑,自发病组织再分离所得病原菌形态特征与初分离一致;以枇杷炭疽病菌总DNA为模板,采用真菌通用引物(ITS1和ITS4),通过PCR扩增到约550 bp的片段,测序结果表明片段长为538个核苷酸,通过GenBank上BLAST分析,表明该病原菌为胶孢炭疽菌Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Penz.。 相似文献
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Many plants emit isoprene, a hydrocarbon that has important influences on atmospheric chemistry. Pathogens may affect isoprene fluxes, both through damage to plant tissue and by changing the abundance of isoprene-emitting species. Live oaks (Quercus fusiformis (Small) Sarg. and Q. virginiana Mill) are major emitters of isoprene in the southern United States, and oak populations in Texas are being dramatically reduced by oak wilt, a widespread fungal vascular disease. We investigated the effects of oak wilt on isoprene emissions from live oak leaves (Q. fusiformis) in the field, as a first step in exploring the physiological effects of oak wilt on isoprene production and the implications of these effects for larger-scale isoprene fluxes. Isoprene emission rates per unit dry leaf mass were 44% lower for actively symptomatic leaves than for leaves on healthy trees (P = 0.033). Isoprene fluxes were significantly negatively correlated with rankings of disease activity in the host tree (fluxes in leaves on healthy trees > healthy leaves on survivor trees > healthy leaves on the same branch as symptomatic leaves > symptomatic leaves; isoprene per unit dry mass: Spearman's rho = -0.781, P = 0.001; isoprene per unit leaf area: Spearman's rho = -0.652, P = 0.008). Photosynthesis and stomatal conductance were reduced by 57 and 63%, respectively, in symptomatic relative to healthy leaves (P < 0.05); these reductions were proportionally greater than the reductions in isoprene emissions. Low isoprene emission rates in symptomatic leaves are most simply explained by physiological constraints on isoprene production, such as water stress as a result of xylem blockage, rather than direct effects of the oak wilt fungus on isoprene synthesis. The effects of oak wilt on leaf-level isoprene emission rates are probably less important for regional isoprene fluxes than the reduction in oak leaf area across landscapes. 相似文献
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M. A. Ferreira T. C. Harrington C. C. Gongora‐Canul R. G. Mafia E. A. V. Zauza A. C. Alfenas 《Forest Pathology》2013,43(2):153-164
Ceratocystis wilt, caused by Ceratocystis fimbriata, has become the most important disease in eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp. and hybrids) plantations in Brazil. To further our understanding of the epidemiology of this disease, we surveyed eucalyptus plantations in the states of Minas Gerais and Bahia that were known to have Ceratocystis wilt or were thought to have been planted with infected rooted cuttings. There was generally higher disease incidence in the Minas Gerais plantations, which were on former Cerrado forest sites and likely had soilborne inoculum prior to planting eucalyptus. In such plantations, disease incidence was not evident before 20 months after planting but slowly increased up to 50% at 74 months. The symptomatic and killed trees were aggregated, perhaps from uneven distribution of inoculum in the soil. Also, the progression of cumulative disease incidence best fit a monomolecular model, which is typical of soilborne diseases (fixed level of initial inoculum with little or no secondary inoculum during the crop rotation). However, plots where some trees had been harvested during the rotation showed very high levels of disease incidence in the sprouts that arose from stumps, suggesting secondary spread of the pathogen on harvesting tools or machinery. Most of the Bahia plantations were on pastureland prior to eucalyptus cultivation, and the pathogen was likely introduced with infected nursery stock. In such plots, symptoms were evident as soon as 7 months after planting, and most of the mortality occurred within 12 months. The diseased trees on former pastureland sites were sometimes aggregated within planting rows, suggesting that bunches of infected nursery stock were planted together within the rows. Care should be taken in planting disease‐free planting material and spreading the pathogen on tools, but on sites with soilborne inoculum, use of resistant clones may be the only management option. 相似文献
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DELL Bernard 《中国林业科技(英文版)》2006,5(1):45-50
INTRODUCTIONEucalypts are particularly sensitive to Boron (B)deficiency resulting in loss of crown vigour, shootdeath, poor stem form, and reduced wood quality.B deficiency is a major constraint to theproductivity of eucalypt plantations in many partsof Asia (Dell et al. 2001, 1994). The symptoms ofB deficiency are more severe during the dry seasonand thus mildly affected trees may partially recoverduring the following wet season. The sites withsandy soils derived from granite and sands… 相似文献
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Xyleborus glabratus attacks and systemic colonization by Raffaelea lauricola associated with dieback of Cinnamomum camphora in the southeastern United States
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Laurel wilt, caused by Raffaelea lauricola, is responsible for extensive mortality of redbay and other American members of the Lauraceae in the southeastern United States. Raffaelea lauricola is a mycangial symbiont of the redbay ambrosia beetle (Xyleborus glabratus), and the beetle and fungus were accidentally introduced from Asia. Branch dieback of camphortree (Cinnamomum camphora), an Asian member of the Lauraceae, has been occasionally observed in areas where laurel wilt has decimated redbay populations, and R. lauricola was isolated from such camphortrees. However, the role of X. glabratus and R. lauricola in this branch dieback remains unclear. Examination of camphortrees on Jekyll Island, Georgia showed that healthy‐appearing trees and those with branch dieback had been attacked by X. glabratus, but the trees with branch dieback had four times as many beetle attacks. Raffaelea lauricola was routinely isolated from discoloured xylem near beetle tunnels in healthy trees and those with dieback. Single‐point inoculations with R. lauricola on stems of mature, healthy camphortree trees failed to induce wilt‐like symptoms or branch dieback, although areas of discoloration were scattered throughout the xylem, and R. lauricola was reisolated irregularly at various heights in some inoculated trees. In growth chamber experiments, single‐point inoculations with R. lauricola resulted in systemic colonization but no wilt symptoms or branch dieback in camphortree saplings. In contrast, inoculations at multiple points along the stem (simulating multiple attacks by the vector) caused branch dieback and wilt‐like symptoms, including a brownish, diffuse discoloration of the xylem. Camphortree appears to be more resistant than American species of Lauraceae to the vascular wilt caused by R. lauricola. The fungus does colonize camphortrees systemically, however, and can apparently cause branch dieback. This suggests that the fungus may provide brood material for X. glabratus in Asia as it does in the southeastern United States. 相似文献