Ceratocystis ficicola(CERAFC)
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Wood discoloration at the base of the trunk of a young tree with no external symptoms (cankers) on the trunk, Ficus carica 'Smyrna' cultivar.
Courtesy: Panaghiotis Tsopelas
Cankers at the base of the trunks of mature trees Ficus carica 'Vasilika'honey-white' cultivar.
Courtesy: Panaghiotis Tsopelas
Perithecia on a twig of Ficus carica used as bait.
Courtesy: Panaghiotis Tsopelas
Perithecia on pieces of wood.
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Cankers at the base of the trunks of mature trees Ficus carica 'Vasilika honey-white' cultivar.
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Perithecia on pieces of wood.
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Infected fig tree 'Vasilika honey-white' cultivar; symptoms of wood discolouration at the base of the trunk.
Courtesy: Panaghiotis Tsopelas
Cankers at the base of the trunks of mature trees Ficus carica 'Vasilika honey-white' cultivar.
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Infected young tree with symptoms of defoliation and some of the unripe fruits still on, Ficus carica 'Smyrna' cultivar.
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Symptoms of chlorotic foliage Ficus carica 'Smyrna' cultivar.
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Infected fig tree 'Smyrna' cultivar with severe tree defoliation.
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Wood discoloration at the base of the trunk of a young tree with no external symptoms (cankers) on the trunk, Ficus carica 'Smyrna' cultivar.
Courtesy: Panaghiotis Tsopelas
Infected Ficus carica 'Smyrna' cultivar.
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Lesion caused by Ceratocystis ficicola spreading on the cross-section of the branch of Ficus carica
Courtesy: Yuka Miwa, Akihiro Hosomi and Takaaki Ishii