Species/Subspecies: | Ophiostoma ulmi | ||||||||||
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Category: | Plant pathogen | ||||||||||
Etymology: | Genus name: snake mouth. Species epithet: from elm. |
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Significance: | [Very important] | ||||||||||
Geographic distribution: | Europe, western part of central Asia and Oceania. | ||||||||||
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Reproduction: | O. ulmi can reproduce both sexually and asexually. | ||||||||||
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Vector: | Three species of Scolytid beetles (Scolytus laevis, Scolytus triarmatus and Scolytus multistriatus). | ||||||||||
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ITS regions: | - | ||||||||||
Taxonomy/phylogeny: | A closely related species, Ophiostoma novo-ulmi, has been described, which is considered more aggressive than the original species. | ||||||||||
Updated: | 2021-09-02 |