Cryphonectria parasitica(ENDOPA)
Distribution details in Italy
First recorded in: 1938
From CABI Disease map 066 (2015): Present, no details
* Ahmad F, Baric S (2022) Genetic diversity of Cryphonectria parasitica causing chestnut blight in South Tyrol (northern Italy). European Journal of Plant Pathology 1, 1-5.
* D'Aulerio, A. Z.; Zambonelli, A.; Biavati, B. (1987) Informatore Fitopatologico 37 (10), 43-48.
------- Of 32 isolates of C. parasitica from cankered chestnut trees in 16 regions of Italy, 24 were virulent and 8 hypovirulent. The isolates fell into 5 vegetative compatibility groups.
* Fuiten, A.; Turchetti, T. (1978) Esperienze e Ricerche, Stazione Sperimentale Agraria Forestale di S. Michelle all' Adige, Trento 7, 237-248.
------- Four different types of canker produced by C. parasitica on chestnut trees in Trento province are described.
* Magini, E. (1981) Italia Forestale e Montana 36 (2), 53-66.
------- The status of chestnut stands in Italy is briefly reviewed, and the decreasing virulence of C. parasitica discussed.
* Mittempergher, L. (1983) Dendronatura 4 (2), 8-17.
------- The current status of chestnut blight in Italy is discussed. Since its first appearance in 1938, it spread rapidly until 1960 and has since declined.
* Mittempergher, L.; Raddi, P. (1975) Annali, Accademia Italiana di Scienze Forestali 24, 15-28.
------- The history of chestnut blight since its occurrence in Italy (near Genoa) in 1938 and reasons for its widespread regression in recent years are discussed.
* Simoni, S.; Nannelli, R.; Roversi, P. F.; Turchetti, T.; Bouneb, M. (2014) Experimental and Applied Acarology 62 (3), 363-375
* Turchetti, T.; Marinelli, A. (1980) Italia Forestale e Montana 35 (2), 80-90.
------- No longer as serious in Pistoia province as it had been 20-30 years earlier. Abnormal (hypovirulent) cankers are frequently present and are spreading.
* Zanda A, Linnaldeddu BT, Scanu B, Franceschini A (2009) Occurrence and diversity of vegetative compatibility types of Cryphonectria parasitica in Sardinian chestnut stands. Journal of Plant Pathology 91(4, Suppl.), S4.95.
------- Sardegna.
* D'Aulerio, A. Z.; Zambonelli, A.; Biavati, B. (1987) Informatore Fitopatologico 37 (10), 43-48.
------- Of 32 isolates of C. parasitica from cankered chestnut trees in 16 regions of Italy, 24 were virulent and 8 hypovirulent. The isolates fell into 5 vegetative compatibility groups.
* Fuiten, A.; Turchetti, T. (1978) Esperienze e Ricerche, Stazione Sperimentale Agraria Forestale di S. Michelle all' Adige, Trento 7, 237-248.
------- Four different types of canker produced by C. parasitica on chestnut trees in Trento province are described.
* Magini, E. (1981) Italia Forestale e Montana 36 (2), 53-66.
------- The status of chestnut stands in Italy is briefly reviewed, and the decreasing virulence of C. parasitica discussed.
* Mittempergher, L. (1983) Dendronatura 4 (2), 8-17.
------- The current status of chestnut blight in Italy is discussed. Since its first appearance in 1938, it spread rapidly until 1960 and has since declined.
* Mittempergher, L.; Raddi, P. (1975) Annali, Accademia Italiana di Scienze Forestali 24, 15-28.
------- The history of chestnut blight since its occurrence in Italy (near Genoa) in 1938 and reasons for its widespread regression in recent years are discussed.
* Simoni, S.; Nannelli, R.; Roversi, P. F.; Turchetti, T.; Bouneb, M. (2014) Experimental and Applied Acarology 62 (3), 363-375
* Turchetti, T.; Marinelli, A. (1980) Italia Forestale e Montana 35 (2), 80-90.
------- No longer as serious in Pistoia province as it had been 20-30 years earlier. Abnormal (hypovirulent) cankers are frequently present and are spreading.
* Zanda A, Linnaldeddu BT, Scanu B, Franceschini A (2009) Occurrence and diversity of vegetative compatibility types of Cryphonectria parasitica in Sardinian chestnut stands. Journal of Plant Pathology 91(4, Suppl.), S4.95.
------- Sardegna.
Country | State | Status | |
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Austria | Present, restricted distribution | ||
France | Corse | Present, no details | |
France | Present, restricted distribution | ||
Slovenia | Present, restricted distribution | ||
Switzerland | Present, widespread |