Here is a new article about #MicrobialCoCulture: " “Hyphae Intertwined, Biomolecules Co-Born”—New Polyketides Induction by Co-Culture of the Mangrove Endophytic Fungus #Phomopsis asparagi DHS-48 and #Pestalotiopsis sp. HHL-101 at Both Volatile and Non-Volatile " www.mdpi.com/3606608

Get a First Look 🔍: “G143A Mutation identified in Diaporthe helianthi Causing Phomopsis Stem Canker in Sunflower,” by Karthika Mohan et al.: https://doi.org/10.1094/PHP-03-25-0091-RS

ベランダの唐辛子に発生した病害
唐辛子果実腐敗病と思われる
GenbankではFusarium、Fusicoccum(Botryosphaeria)、Phomopsis(現Diaporthe)が病原とされている
これはDiaportheの未熟柄子殻ぽいかな

Hello Åland Plantagos, I’ve missed you 💚. On this individual a nice coinfection with Phomopsis subordinaria twisting the flower stalks and Podosphaera plantaginis lesions on the leaves.

Glad he was able to help you. For me diagnosing a problem begins with knowing what the plant or tree is. We have very few conifers in the Sonoran Desert, so I have never actually seen Phomopsis. At our elevation here that is usually of concern in nursery stock. I was happy to learn about it

@tomkimmerer.bsky.social said "These are galls, abnormal growths of the tree caused by a fungus, possibly Phomopsis."

These are galls, abnormal growths of the tree caused by a fungus, possibly Phomopsis.

Species of #Diaporthe and their #Phomopsis asexual states are responsible for severe #diseases on a wide range of #plants hosts (crops, fruits, vegetables and legumes)

However, I am totally in love with this isolate that resembles a Solar System 🪐🍄 💫

#fungifriends #sciart #microbiology #microsky

A pesky blight is affecting Hedera nepalensis, and it turns out Apiospora intestini is the culprit. But here's the good news: a natural ally, Phomopsis sp., at just 25% concentration, beat synthetic fungicides in fighting it. This offers a promising green solution for protecting these plants.

Russia has a history of using Rosselkhoznadzor as method of “punishing” other countries by banning imports and blaming it on “phytosanitary” problems, when in reality it’s political.

So who knows if there is actually an issue or not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Diaporthe foeniculina and D. eres, in addition to D. ampelina, may cause Phomopsis cane and leaf spot disease in grapevine https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39286838/

That winter damage opens them up to opportunistic fungal infection which can lead to premature decline. Stuff like botryospheria or phomopsis

Exploring the genome-wide expression level of the bacterial strain belonging to Bacillus safensis (MM19) against Phomopsis viticola https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.05.03.592302v1

Exploring the genome-wide expression level of the bacterial strain belonging to Bacillus safensis (MM19) against Phomopsis viticola https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.05.03.592302v1

My #1 suspect is Phomopsis. I think it was a hickory tree. My forest is mostly pine, oak, sweetgum & hickory, with a few cedars & magnolias sprinkled in.

Synonym 'Phomopsis aucubae

Synonym 'Phomopsis aucubae

Jour 21 #PCA
Découverte du jour au jardin : #Diaporthe aucubae (#phomopsis) sur #Aucuba japonica. Lésions/brûlures foliaires (A-B) avec rares fructifications (pycnides ?). Vieux périthèces à la surface de rameaux secs (C-D), desquels sont encore libérées quelques ascospores (E).

Jour 21 #PCA
Découverte du jour au jardin : #Diaporthe aucubae (#phomopsis) sur #Aucuba japonica. Lésions/brûlures foliaires (A-B) avec rares fructifications (pycnides ?). Vieux périthèces à la surface de rameaux secs (C-D), desquels sont encore libérées quelques ascospores (E).