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Control of Penicillium bulb Penicillium in Lily

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, Symptoms: occur during storage. The disease spot on the bulb is sunken, dark brown, the upper turquoise mildew layer (spore mass), the internal scales gradually rot, and finally cause the bulb dry rot. It usually takes two or three months for the bulb to rot completely. Pathogen: PenicilliumcyclopiumWestl. It belongs to the subphylum of fungal penicillium, hyphomycetes, Penicillium, Penicillium. Colony dark blue-green, without or inconspicuous wheel patterns, granular or clustered, abaxially light pink, occasionally yellow or purplish. The diameter of conidiophores is 3-3.

Symptoms: occur during storage. The disease spot on the bulb is sunken, dark brown, the upper turquoise mildew layer (spore mass), the internal scales gradually rot, and finally cause the bulb dry rot. It usually takes two or three months for the bulb to rot completely.

Pathogen: PenicilliumcyclopiumWestl. It belongs to the subphylum of fungal penicillium, hyphomycetes, Penicillium, Penicillium. Colony dark blue-green, without or inconspicuous wheel patterns, granular or clustered, abaxially light pink, occasionally yellow or purplish. Conidiophores 3-3.5 μ m in diameter, broom-shaped branches with three layers, 3-3.5 μ m in diameter, and peduncles 7 × 10 × 2.5 μ m. Conidia are subglobose, smooth or slightly rough, 3 to 4 microns in diameter. In addition, P.corymbiferumWestendorp is also harmful to lilies.

Disease conditions: injury of bulb, dampness of storage place and poor ventilation are easy to cause infection of Penicillium.

Route of infection: the bacteria are distributed in the air and soil. If there are pathogens attached to the surface of the bulb, it will multiply in large numbers in the event of high temperature and high humidity. The disease can occur in the process of harvesting, packing and transporting bulbs. Germs invaded from the wound.

 
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