Comparative analysis of pathogenicity of pine wood nematode
WU Guang-chao
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WU Guang-chao
Abstract
Pine wilt disease caused by pine wood nematode [Bursaphelenchus xylophilus(Steiner Buhrer) Nickle] is a ruinous disease for pine,but the pathogenesis has not been quite clear so far.To this end 6 types of B.xylophilus and one type of B.mucronatus were used to test for pathogenicity to Pinus thunbergii.The result showed that the pathogenicity of Nematode 1 and 6 was strong but that of Nematode 2 and 5 was weak;and that of Nematode 3 and 4 was between.All the isolates of B.xylophilus can kill Pinus thunbergii,but B.mucronatus has not pathogenicity.
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Pine wilt disease caused by pine wood nematode [Bursaphelenchus xylophilus(Steiner Buhrer) Nickle] is a ruinous disease for pine,but the pathogenesis has not been quite clear so far.To this end 6 types of B.xylophilus and one type of B.mucronatus were used to test for pathogenicity to Pinus thunbergii.The result showed that the pathogenicity of Nematode 1 and 6 was strong but that of Nematode 2 and 5 was weak;and that of Nematode 3 and 4 was between.All the isolates of B.xylophilus can kill Pinus thunbergii,but B.mucronatus has not pathogenicity.
Key concepts: Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Pinus thunbergii, Xylophilus, Wilt disease, Pathogenicity, Nematode, Pine wood, Biology