Abstract
Brown root rot of Russell prairie gentian was observed in the Aomori Prefecture, Japan in April 2011. The fungal isolate from the diseased root was identified as Subplenodomus drobnjacensis on the basis of its morphological characteristics and nucleotide sequences. The isolate induced similar root rot symptoms when inoculated in healthy Russell prairie gentian plants. We proposed the name “brown root rot” for this disease.
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