Gall Rust Disease of Falcataria moluccana - Rahayu, Sri;Su See, Lee;Aini Ab. Shukor, Nor
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Gall rust disease on F. moluccana is caused by the gall rust fungus Uromycladium tepperianum (Sacc.) McAlp., family: Pileolariaceae, order: Uredinales class: Urediniomycetes. The rust fungus completed entire life cycle on one host no need alternate host. The teliospores cannot themselves infect the host, they have to germinate to produce basidiospores, which are formed at least 10 hours after inoculation, then a penetration peg was formed by a matured basidiospore 16 hours after inoculation, penetrates the host cells directly through the epidermis. The meteorological factor such as high…mehr

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Gall rust disease on F. moluccana is caused by the gall rust fungus Uromycladium tepperianum (Sacc.) McAlp., family: Pileolariaceae, order: Uredinales class: Urediniomycetes. The rust fungus completed entire life cycle on one host no need alternate host. The teliospores cannot themselves infect the host, they have to germinate to produce basidiospores, which are formed at least 10 hours after inoculation, then a penetration peg was formed by a matured basidiospore 16 hours after inoculation, penetrates the host cells directly through the epidermis. The meteorological factor such as high relative humidity (RH 90%), slower wind speed, and fog event, were dominant and relevant factors affecting gall rust disease progress. The genetic diversity assessed using RAPDs technique was small. In addition, the genetic distance between seed sources was narrow (0.036 to 0.152). Since gall rust disease resistance was accounted by genetic and environmental factors almost at the same proportion, applying integrated gall rust management control becomes essential.
Autorenporträt
Sri Rahayu, graduated her Bachelor and Master from Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia with specialization on Plant and Forest Pathology on 1990 and 1996 respectively. Her PH.D have been completed in the Faculty of Forestry University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia, on 2007, also on Forest pathology and forest disease resistance topics.