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Bursaphelenchus xylophilus(BURSXY)

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Microphotographs of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus: anterior part, vulval flap, male tail (spicules and bursa) and female tail.

Courtesy: BBA, Germany.

B. xylophilus in an axial resin canal of Pinus densiflora.

Courtesy: Y. Mamiya, Japan.

Pine tree (Pinus thunbergii) in Japan killed by B. xylophilus.

Scattered trees of Pinus thunbergii in Japan, killed by B. xylophilus.

Courtesy: K. Venn, Norway.

Courtesy: Manuel Manuel Galvão de Melo e Mota and Paulo Vieira (Universidade de Evora, PT)

Mortality of Pinus densiflora in Japan, due to B. xylophilus.

Wilting pine trees

Courtesy: Manuel Manuel Galvão de Melo e Mota (Universidade de Evora, PT)

Experiment at the quarantine Station of the Plant Health Institute (Poznan, Poland, 2019)

Courtesy: Camille Picard (EPPO)

Experiment at the quarantine Station of the Plant Health Institute (Poznan, Poland, 2019)

Courtesy: Camille Picard (EPPO)

Experiment at the quarantine Station of the Plant Health Institute (Poznan, Poland, 2019)

Courtesy: Camille Picard (EPPO)

Experiment at the quarantine Station of the Plant Health Institute (Poznan, Poland, 2019)

Courtesy: Camille Picard (EPPO)

Experiment at the quarantine Station of the Plant Health Institute (Poznan, Poland, 2019)

Courtesy: Camille Picard (EPPO)

Experiment at Poznan quarantine station

Courtesy: Berta Sanchez - EC JRC

Dauer juvenile of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio, INIAV, PT

Dauer juvenile of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio, INIAV, PT

Dauer juvenile of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio, INIAV, PT

Wilted pine

Courtesy: Manuel Mota (PT)

Blue stain on a diseased tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Diseased (left) and healthy (right) tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Felling a diseased tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Isolated diseased tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Logging a diseased tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Wilted tree

Courtesy: Pedro Naves (PT)

Wilted trees

Courtesy: Pedro Naves (PT)

Isolated diseased tree

Courtesy: Maria L Inácio (PT)

Whole body of a male

Courtesy: David Pires (INIAV, PT)

Vulval flap of a female

Courtesy: David Pires (INIAV, PT)

Tail of a male

Courtesy: David Pires (INIAV, PT)