Zymoseptoria tritici(SEPTTR)
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Pycnidiospores are released from a pycnidia
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Pycnidia on wheat leaf
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Pycnidiospores
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Leaf legions on durum wheat caused by ascomycete Zymoseptoria tritici (black pycnidia visible)
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Yeast like mycelium of Zymoseptoria tritici anamorph (Septoria tritici) in lab conditions (photo under stereoscope)
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Symptoms
Courtesy: Rosario Zago
Symptoms
Courtesy: Rosario Zago
Symptoms
Courtesy: Rosario Zago
Symptoms
Courtesy: Rosario Zago
Pycnidias on the wheat leaf surface
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Pycnidiospores
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Leaf legions on durum wheat caused by ascomycete Zymoseptoria tritici (black pycnidia visible)
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky
Zymoseptoria tritici on winter wheat
Courtesy: Anatoly Tarakanovsky