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Apiognomonia-disease of Plane - Apiognomonia veneta
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Symptoms / species
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Impact / measures
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Pictures
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Occurrence map
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 | | In early summer light to dark brown, angular spots lining the veins; leaves with large discolored patches, finally involuted or hanging and dropping. More rarely dieback of twigs: bark discoloration and cracks. Possibilities of errors: plane mining moth
| | | Affected tree species | Plane; | | Affected parts | Leaf; Shoot/Twig/Branch; |
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| Heavy rainfall in spring with mild temperatures favour the spread of this common species, the spores of which develop quickly in these conditions to infect further leaves. Leaves shed in summer are replaced in the same year by a second generation. This disease is commonly not dangerous for the planes, only very young plants might suffer. Further information (in German): Gehölzkrankheiten in Wort und Bild (TUM Weihenstephan).
Curative measures
Removal of the litter in autumn (only if young trees are infected), since the fungus there hibernates in its sexual stage.
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| Apiognomonia veneta: dark brown necroses bordering the middle vein | | Apiognomonia veneta: leaf spots | | Apiognomonia veneta: narrow necrosis bordering the main vein | | Apiognomonia veneta: fungus in culture |
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Wagna | 2019
Hirtenberg | | Graz | 2015
Seebenstein | | Wieselburg | 2013
Dornbirn | | Rankweil | | Seebenstein | | Klosterneuburg | 2012
Gutenstein | 2009
Harmannsdorf | 2008
Wien 14. Penzing | 2007
Eichgraben | 2005
Göllersdorf | 2000
Wolfsberg |
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