Diplodia corticola como agente causal do declínio do Montado em Portugal
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- Ana Cristina Esteves, Isabel Oliveira Fernandes (UGent) , Bart Devreese (UGent) , Artur Alves and Antonio Correia
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- The decline of the cork oak forest in the Mediterranean Basin has been described since the XIX century. This is a multifactorial disease, characterized by symptoms such as dieback and vascular necrosis, culminating in host death. The oomycete Phytophthora cinnamomi, a known pathogen, is considered one of the main biological factors associated to the decline of the cork oak. Nonetheless, other pathogens,namely fungi, have been consistently collected from symptomatic plants. This is the case of the filamentous fungus Diplodia corticola, a pathogen that was already considered the most virulent fungus associated to the decline of the cork oak, inducing more aggressive symptoms than P. cinnamomi. On the other hand, D. corticola was already described in other European countries and in North America as a pathogen of oaks, grapevines and eucalyptus. Therefore, understanding this pathogen’s infection mechanisms is fundamental to help diminishing or suppressing the negative impacts it has on the forests.
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- Infection mechanisms, Phytopathogenic fungi, Proteomics, Cork oak decline
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Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-8026917
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- Esteves, Ana Cristina, et al. “Diplodia Corticola Como Agente Causal Do Declínio Do Montado Em Portugal.” El Alcornocal y El Negocio Corchero : Una Perspectiva Histórica e Interdisciplinar = O Montado de Sobro e o Setor Corticeiro : Uma Perspetiva Histórica e Transdisciplinar, edited by José Francisco Rangel et al., Diputación de Badajuz, 2016, pp. 307–30, doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.4678.6961.
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- Esteves, A. C., Oliveira Fernandes, I., Devreese, B., Alves, A., & Correia, A. (2016). Diplodia corticola como agente causal do declínio do Montado em Portugal. In J. F. Rangel, C. M. Faisca, S. Bombico, & P. Mourisco (Eds.), El alcornocal y el negocio corchero : una perspectiva histórica e interdisciplinar = O montado de sobro e o setor corticeiro : uma perspetiva histórica e transdisciplinar (pp. 307–330). https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.1.4678.6961
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- Esteves, Ana Cristina, Isabel Oliveira Fernandes, Bart Devreese, Artur Alves, and Antonio Correia. 2016. “Diplodia Corticola Como Agente Causal Do Declínio Do Montado Em Portugal.” In El Alcornocal y El Negocio Corchero : Una Perspectiva Histórica e Interdisciplinar = O Montado de Sobro e o Setor Corticeiro : Uma Perspetiva Histórica e Transdisciplinar, edited by José Francisco Rangel, Carlos Miguel Faisca, Sónia Bombico, and Pedro Mourisco, 307–30. Diputación de Badajuz. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.1.4678.6961.
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- Esteves, Ana Cristina, Isabel Oliveira Fernandes, Bart Devreese, Artur Alves, and Antonio Correia. 2016. “Diplodia Corticola Como Agente Causal Do Declínio Do Montado Em Portugal.” In El Alcornocal y El Negocio Corchero : Una Perspectiva Histórica e Interdisciplinar = O Montado de Sobro e o Setor Corticeiro : Uma Perspetiva Histórica e Transdisciplinar, ed by. José Francisco Rangel, Carlos Miguel Faisca, Sónia Bombico, and Pedro Mourisco, 307–330. Diputación de Badajuz. doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.4678.6961.
- Vancouver
- 1.Esteves AC, Oliveira Fernandes I, Devreese B, Alves A, Correia A. Diplodia corticola como agente causal do declínio do Montado em Portugal. In: Rangel JF, Faisca CM, Bombico S, Mourisco P, editors. El alcornocal y el negocio corchero : una perspectiva histórica e interdisciplinar = O montado de sobro e o setor corticeiro : uma perspetiva histórica e transdisciplinar. Diputación de Badajuz; 2016. p. 307–30.
- IEEE
- [1]A. C. Esteves, I. Oliveira Fernandes, B. Devreese, A. Alves, and A. Correia, “Diplodia corticola como agente causal do declínio do Montado em Portugal,” in El alcornocal y el negocio corchero : una perspectiva histórica e interdisciplinar = O montado de sobro e o setor corticeiro : uma perspetiva histórica e transdisciplinar, J. F. Rangel, C. M. Faisca, S. Bombico, and P. Mourisco, Eds. Diputación de Badajuz, 2016, pp. 307–330.
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This is the case of the filamentous fungus Diplodia corticola, a pathogen that was already considered the most virulent fungus associated to the decline of the cork oak, inducing more aggressive symptoms than P. cinnamomi. On the other hand, D. corticola was already described in other European countries and in North America as a pathogen of oaks, grapevines and eucalyptus. Therefore, understanding this pathogen’s infection mechanisms is fundamental to help diminishing or suppressing the negative impacts it has on the forests.}},
author = {{Esteves, Ana Cristina and Oliveira Fernandes, Isabel and Devreese, Bart and Alves, Artur and Correia, Antonio}},
booktitle = {{El alcornocal y el negocio corchero : una perspectiva histórica e interdisciplinar = O montado de sobro e o setor corticeiro : uma perspetiva histórica e transdisciplinar}},
editor = {{Rangel, José Francisco and Faisca, Carlos Miguel and Bombico, Sónia and Mourisco, Pedro}},
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keywords = {{Infection mechanisms,Phytopathogenic fungi,Proteomics,Cork oak decline}},
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