Seed-Borne Fungi Associated With Piptadenia paniculata
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Seed pathology, Forest disease, Brasilian Atlantic Rain ForestAbstract
This work lists some pathogenic and saprophytic fungi detected from angico (Piptadenia paniculata Bentham) seeds, by blotter test method. Seeds were collected from mother trees found in Quatro Barras, Campina Grande do Sul and Bocaiuva do Sul, municipalities, State of Parana, Brazil. Fusarium,
Phomopsis, Colletotrichum, Cladosporium and Alternaria were detected as pathogenic fungi. Fusarium sp. and Phomopsis sp., represented 9% of the seed contamination. In low percentage contamination Aspergillus, Pestalotia,Monilia, Trichoderma, Penicillium and Geotrichum were detected as saprophytic fungi.
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