Glasnik Sumarskog fakulteta 2010 Issue 102, Pages: 41-56
https://doi.org/10.2298/GSF1002041K
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The test of eight tree species resistance to the attack of Armillaria mellea and A. ostoyae by artificial infection
Keča Nenad
In the forest ecosystems in Serbia five Armillaria species are present.
Understanding differences in the pathogenicity of Armillaria species to the
tree species is of a great importance for the foresters. The aim of study was
to test susceptibility of eight forest tree species to attack of Armillaria
mellea and A. ostoyae. The sticks of Hazel previously infected with mycelium
of two Armillaria were placed next to the root collar of two years old
seediling. In the period of eighteen months health status of tested seedlings
was observed. Differences in susceptibility among tested tree species was
observed, while there was no difference in the pathogenicity between
Armillaria mellea and A. ostoyae. The most susceptible species were Serbian
Spruce, Common Fir, Scots and Austrian Pine, following by Spruce and Douglas
Fir, while more resistant were Pedunculate and Sessile oak.
Keywords: Armillaria mellea, A. ostoyae, sensitivity, artificial infections, conifer, deciduous trees
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