Diplodia bulgarica(DIPBBU)
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6 day old culture of Diplodia bulgarica isolated from Malus domestica in Serbia.
Courtesy: Dr Nataša Duduk (Professor), University of Belgrade
6 day old culture of Diplodia bulgarica isolated from Malus domestica in Serbia.
Courtesy: Dr Nataša Duduk (Professor), University of Belgrade
Purple wood discoloration visible on the cross-section of D. bulgarica infected branch
Courtesy: Hubert Głos
Pycnidia breaking through the bark of a pear tree.
Courtesy: J. Hinrichs-Berger, K. Zegermacher, G. Zgraja (from Hinrichs-Berger et al., 2021)
Old black canker on the limb of an apple tree
Courtesy: J. Hinrichs-Berger, K. Zegermacher, G. Zgraja (from Hinrichs-Berger et al., 2021)
Black cankers on apple trees caused by Diplodia bulgarica in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
Courtesy: J. Hinrichs-Berger, K. Zegermacher, G. Zgraja (from Hinrichs-Berger et al., 2021)