Article

Zamieranie jesionu – aspekty taksonomiczne sprawcy choroby
Ash dieback – taxonomical aspects of the disease causal agent
TADEUSZ KOWALSKI
Sylwan 156 (4):262-269, 2012
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26202/sylwan.2011062
Available online: 2012-04-29
Open Access (CC-BY)
Hymenoscyphus albidusH. pseudoalbidusChalara fraxineaFraxinus excelsior • dieback

Abstract
The paper presents recent results of the research on the main causal agent of ash dieback, previously known to occur only in the anamorphic stage as Chalara fraxinea. The presented research enabled to detect the presence of two fungal species on ashes: Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus and H. albidus s. str. Their morphological characteristics, life cycle and causal relationship between the fungi and ash dieback were also discussed.

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