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Ceratocystis manginecans associated with a serious wilt disease of two native legume trees in Oman and Pakistan
A serious wilt disease has recently been found on Prosopis cineraria (Ghaf) in Oman and on Dalbergia sissoo (Shisham) in Pakistan. Disease symptoms on both these native, leguminous hosts include vascular discolouration and partial or complete wilt of affected trees. A species of Ceratocystis was con...
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description | A serious wilt disease has recently been found on
Prosopis cineraria
(Ghaf) in Oman and on
Dalbergia sissoo
(Shisham) in Pakistan. Disease symptoms on both these native, leguminous hosts include vascular discolouration and partial or complete wilt of affected trees. A species of
Ceratocystis
was consistently isolated from symptomatic material. Morphological comparisons and analyses of DNA sequence data of the ITS, β-tubulin, and EF 1-α gene regions showed that the
Ceratocystis
isolates obtained from both tree species represent
C
.
manginecans
. This is the same pathogen that is causing the devastating mango sudden decline disease in Oman and Pakistan. This is also the same pathogen that has been reported causing a wilting disease on
Acacia mangium
in Indonesia. Cross inoculation with
C
.
manginecans
isolates from
P
.
cineraria
,
D
.
sissoo
and mango showed that the fungus can cause disease on all three trees. |
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Prosopis cineraria
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Ceratocystis
was consistently isolated from symptomatic material. Morphological comparisons and analyses of DNA sequence data of the ITS, β-tubulin, and EF 1-α gene regions showed that the
Ceratocystis
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C
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manginecans
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Acacia mangium
in Indonesia. Cross inoculation with
C
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Dalbergia sissoo
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Ceratocystis
was consistently isolated from symptomatic material. Morphological comparisons and analyses of DNA sequence data of the ITS, β-tubulin, and EF 1-α gene regions showed that the
Ceratocystis
isolates obtained from both tree species represent
C
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manginecans
. This is the same pathogen that is causing the devastating mango sudden decline disease in Oman and Pakistan. This is also the same pathogen that has been reported causing a wilting disease on
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Prosopis cineraria
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Dalbergia sissoo
(Shisham) in Pakistan. Disease symptoms on both these native, leguminous hosts include vascular discolouration and partial or complete wilt of affected trees. A species of
Ceratocystis
was consistently isolated from symptomatic material. Morphological comparisons and analyses of DNA sequence data of the ITS, β-tubulin, and EF 1-α gene regions showed that the
Ceratocystis
isolates obtained from both tree species represent
C
.
manginecans
. This is the same pathogen that is causing the devastating mango sudden decline disease in Oman and Pakistan. This is also the same pathogen that has been reported causing a wilting disease on
Acacia mangium
in Indonesia. Cross inoculation with
C
.
manginecans
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P
.
cineraria
,
D
.
sissoo
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