Roses (Rosa spp.) are widely cultivated in Italy for ornamental and aesthetic purposes. In autumn 2020, petal brown spots on rose buds especially on petals were observed in outdoor potted plants in Tuscany (Italy), causing aesthetic damage compromising marketability of cut flowers. A study about morphological and phylogenetic features of the disease-associated fungus, followed by a pathogenicity assay according to Koch's postulate, was carried out. The recently described Fusarium clavum (FIESC 5) was found to be the causal agent of petal brown spot disease on rose buds in Tuscany, Italy.
Rose: A new host plant of Fusarium clavum (F. incarnatum-equiseti species complex 5) causing brown spot of petals
Traversari S.;
2021
Abstract
Roses (Rosa spp.) are widely cultivated in Italy for ornamental and aesthetic purposes. In autumn 2020, petal brown spots on rose buds especially on petals were observed in outdoor potted plants in Tuscany (Italy), causing aesthetic damage compromising marketability of cut flowers. A study about morphological and phylogenetic features of the disease-associated fungus, followed by a pathogenicity assay according to Koch's postulate, was carried out. The recently described Fusarium clavum (FIESC 5) was found to be the causal agent of petal brown spot disease on rose buds in Tuscany, Italy.File in questo prodotto:
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