Fungi Associated with Natural Regeneration of Picea jezoensis CARR. in Seed. Stage -Their distribution on forest floors and pathogenicity to the seeds-
Fungi Associated with Natural Regeneration of Picea jezoensis CARR. in Seed. Stage -Their distribution on forest floors and pathogenicity to the seeds-
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与云杉自然再生相关的真菌 CARR。
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发表时间:
1987
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通讯作者:
T. Igarashi
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作者:
D. Cheng;T. Igarashi
~~~7~~~~~.~&~K~~ ~~*~. - #1* -C' 0) 5t:;(P,& lffJt :H=- %t-t Q m JJJi: 11: ~ ,*,'l,\~=-- Abstract 175 Damage caused by fungi to the natural regeneration of Picea jezoensis CARR. in seed stage was investigated, by making fungal isolations from seeds which had overwintered in various forest floors and examining the pathogenicity of the isolated fungi and their distribution in forest floors in relation to seed germination. From the seeds, four fungi were frequently isolated: Racodium therryanum THUEM., Arthrinium sp., and two unidentified ories. Among these the most frequently isolated was R. therryanum, a well known pathogen causing dark snow blight to conifer seedlings in nursery. A highly significant negative correlation was found between the R. therryanum isolation percentages from the seeds and the germination percentages of the seeds, but no such correlations were found with the other fungi: the pathogenicity of R. therryanum to P. jezoensis seeds was demonstrated while that of the other fungi was not. The isolation of R. therryanum in relation to the forest floor types suggested that this fungus subsists neither on rotten fallen trees nor in soil-raked floors, but inhabits Sasa-growing or canopy-shaded floors and is distributed in such areas mainly in the Ao layer rather than in the A layer of the soil. Removing the Ao layer of the soil and sterilizing the seeds with TMTD both greatly lessened the seed decay caused by R. therryanum.