sdu faculty of forestry journal special edition 2009 - Orman Fakültesi
sdu faculty of forestry journal special edition 2009 - Orman Fakültesi
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SDÜ Faculty <strong>of</strong> Forestry Journal<br />
Table 1. Occurrence <strong>of</strong> Ash dieback on some monitored plots.<br />
LOCALITY DATE OF COLLECT. CONCLUSION NOTICE POSITION<br />
1 Arboretum <strong>of</strong> Křtiny 26.09.2007<br />
2 Ochoz u Brna 29.09.2008 Pozitive<br />
126<br />
Pozitive Fraxinus excelsior<br />
"Pendula"<br />
3 Hradčany u Brna 06.10.2008 Pozitive<br />
Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
4 Brno Lesná - Soběšice 08.10.2008<br />
5 Lomnice u Tišnova (Sýkoř hill) 12.10.2008 Pozitive Shoots along the way<br />
Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
Regeneration under the<br />
6 LZ Židlochovice - NPR Cahnov 13.10.2008<br />
Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
cover <strong>of</strong> older stand<br />
7 District Lednice-Valtice area - Rendez vous 30.10.2008<br />
8 LZ Židlochovice - Ivaň 04.02.<strong>2009</strong><br />
9 Kroměříž - zámeček 07.02.<strong>2009</strong><br />
Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
10 LZ Židlochovice – forest district Tvrdonice 18.02.<strong>2009</strong> Pozitive Compartment 909<br />
11 LZ Židlochovice – forest district Tvrdonice 18.02.<strong>2009</strong> Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease Compartment 904<br />
12<br />
Forest nursery Hadovna - region<br />
Kroměříž 30.05.<strong>2009</strong> Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
13 Arboeko co. - Smržice 30.04.<strong>2009</strong> Symptom <strong>of</strong> disease<br />
49°19'7"N/<br />
16°44'35"E<br />
49°15'24"N,<br />
16°43'56"E<br />
49°19'36"N,<br />
16°25'58"E<br />
49°14'37.5"N,<br />
16°37'5.728"E<br />
49°24'34.51"N,<br />
16°24'46.765"E<br />
48°39'17.223"N,<br />
16°56'32.378"E<br />
48°44'54.48"N,<br />
16°47'39.299"E<br />
48°55'18.304"N,<br />
16°34'56.446"E<br />
49°16'55.536"N,<br />
17°27'50.746"E<br />
48°47'29.587"N,<br />
17°4'21.828"E<br />
48°47'23.761"N,<br />
17°4'21.588"E<br />
49°18'24.285"N,<br />
17°39'4.909"E<br />
49°23'56.145"N,<br />
17°11'26.528"E<br />
Dry lesions show circular shape at first, they gradually change into elliptical<br />
oblong, depressed necrosis, which gradually extends on the surface; it was<br />
observed in most places. Below the bark, the dieback <strong>of</strong> the cambium is evident.<br />
The necrosis extends both into transpiration flow and assimilation flow. The<br />
infection gets from necrosis also into the wood part, which is discolored by grey<br />
brown. One year shoots die above the necrosis e<strong>special</strong>ly in autumn months (from<br />
end <strong>of</strong> August till October). Necrosis on 2 years old and perennial shoots can be<br />
occluded and there can be superficial cankers with callus on the edge created. Dark<br />
brown necrosis is formed on petioles and trees shed premature, from end <strong>of</strong> August<br />
till October, their still green leaves. One year old, rarely also older shoots die on<br />
older trees. Typical <strong>of</strong> this is a creation <strong>of</strong> compressed crown and disturbance <strong>of</strong><br />
parallel trunk.<br />
Hymenoscyphus albidus is noted by Kowalski and Holdenrieder (<strong>2009</strong>) as the<br />
teleomorph <strong>of</strong> Chalara fraxinea. The species is widespread in Europe. According<br />
to the literature, H. albidus occurs exclusively on ash petioles from ash litter<br />
(Breitenbach and Kranzlin, 1984; Ellis and Ellis, 1985). In the CR, it is well known<br />
as a saprophyte on leaf-stalks in the litter, it is considered to be a common species<br />
in myc<strong>of</strong>loristic research.