1993•European Journal of Forest PathologyOpen access

Geographical distribution and ecology of the Armillaria species in western Europe

J. J. Guillaumin, Caroline L. Mohammed, Naldo ANSELMI, Régis Courtecuisse, S. C. Gregory, Ottmar Holdenrieder, Marcello G. Intini, Brigitte Lung, Helga Marxmüller, Duncan J. Morrison, J. Rishbeth, A.J. Termorshuizen, A. Tirró, Barbara van Dam

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Abstract Over 4000 records of the six EuropeanArmillariaspecies were compiled to give distribution maps and host lists for each species. Differences in geographical and altitudinal distribution, pathogenicity, dissemination and ecological role are discussed.

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Abstract Over 4000 records of the six EuropeanArmillariaspecies were compiled to give distribution maps and host lists for each species. Differences in geographical and altitudinal distribution, pathogenicity, dissemination and ecological role are discussed.

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Abstract Over 4000 records of the six EuropeanArmillariaspecies were compiled to give distribution maps and host lists for each species. Differences in geographical and altitudinal distribution, pathogenicity, dissemination and ecological role are discussed.

Key concepts: Armillaria, Ecology, Geography, Distribution (mathematics), Cosmopolitan distribution, Biology, Host (biology), Botany

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