Abstract
In the years 2001-2004, the occurrence of parasitic fungi of plants of the genera <i>Betula</i> and <i>Salix</i> growing in the Słowiński National Park was investigated. The plant species examined included <i>B. pubescens</i>, <i>B. pendula</i>, <i>S. aurita</i>, <i>S. caprea</i>, <i>S. cinerea</i>, <i>S. fragilis</i>, and <i>S. repens</i>. Plants of the genus <i>Betula</i> were affected by 9 species of parasiting fungi. In Poland, three of them (<i>Microsphaera ornata</i> var. <i>europaea</i>, <i>Phyllactinia guttata</i>, <i>Melampsoridium betulinum</i>) occur commonly, five (<i>Asteroma leptothyrioides</i>, <i>Discula betulina</i>, <i>Fusicladium betulae</i>, <i>Phyllosticta betulina</i>, <i>Septoria betulina</i>) are rare, and <i>Septoria betulae</i>-<i>odoratae</i> has not been recorded to date. Three species, <i>Asteroma leptothyrioides</i>, <i>Fusicladium betulae</i>, <i>Phyllosticta betulina</i>), were found on new plant hosts. Plants of the genus <i>Salix</i> were attacked by 8 species of parasiting fungi. Four of them (<i>Melampsora allii</i>-<i>fragilis</i>, <i>M. caprearum</i>, <i>M. epitea</i>, <i>Uncinula adunca</i> var. <i>adunca</i>) are common in Poland, four (<i>Marssonina salicicola</i>, <i>Phyllosticta salicicola</i>, <i>Septoria salicicola</i>, <i>Trimmatostroma betulinum</i>) rarely occur here. <i>Uncinula adunca</i> var. <i>adunca</i>, <i>Marssonina salicicola</i>, <i>Phyllosticta salicicola</i>, <i>Septoria salicicola</i> and <i>Trimmatostroma betulinum</i> were associated with the plant species not reported earlier to be their hosts.
Highlights
Summary In the years 2001-2004, the occurrence of parasitic fungi of plants of the genera Betula and Salix growing in the Słowiński National Park was investigated
Plants of the genus Betula were affected by 9 species of parasiting fungi
In Poland, three of them (Microsphaera ornata var. europaea, Phyllactinia guttata, Melampsoridium betulinum) occur commonly, five (Asteroma leptothyrioides, Discula betulina, Fusicladium betulae, Phyllosticta betulina, Septoria betulina) are rare, and Septoria betulae-odoratae has not been recorded to date
Summary
Departament of Plant Pathology, University of Agriculture, Słowackiego 17, PL-71434 Szczecin, Poland Parasitic fungi of the genera Betula and Salix (Otrzymano: 20.04.2005). Summary In the years 2001-2004, the occurrence of parasitic fungi of plants of the genera Betula and Salix growing in the Słowiński National Park was investigated. Plants of the genus Betula were affected by 9 species of parasiting fungi. Asteroma leptothyrioides, Fusicladium betulae, Phyllosticta betulina), were found on new plant hosts. Plants of the genus Salix were attacked by 8 species of parasiting fungi. Adunca) are common in Poland, four (Marssonina salicicola, Phyllosticta salicicola, Septoria salicicola, Trimmatostroma betulinum) rarely occur here. Adunca, Marssonina salicicola, Phyllosticta salicicola, Septoria salicicola and Trimmatostroma betulinum were associated with the plant species not reported earlier to be their hosts Uncinula adunca var. adunca, Marssonina salicicola, Phyllosticta salicicola, Septoria salicicola and Trimmatostroma betulinum were associated with the plant species not reported earlier to be their hosts
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