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2008
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Maria Herrero Brita Toppe Trond RafossSammendrag
In November 2002, P.ramorum was detected for the first time in Norway (1). It was isolated from Rhododendron catawbiense imported earlier the same year. After the first detection the Norwegian Food Safety Authority has carried out surveys from 2003 to 2006. The surveys were first directed to nurseries and garden centres. Most of the positive findings were on Rhododendron spp., but one sample of Pieris japonica, one of Kalmia sp., one of Syringa sp. and one of Viburnum sp. were also positive. In 2005 and 2006, P. ramorum was isolated from well-established viburnum and rhododendron plants in private gardens, parks and public greens. Infections were detected on well-established plants from 9 different outdoor sites. While the positive samples from nurseries were spread over the country, the positives found on well-established plants were concentrated in and around the cities of Bergen and Stavanger on the southwestern coast of Norway. This part of the country has cool summers, mild winters and more than 2000 mm of annual precipitation. In 2006, P. ramorum was found in private gardens in the eastern part of the country on young recently introduced plants. P. ramorum was found in 12 import shipments, mainly on rhododendron, but also on a viburnum sample.
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Maria Herrero Arthur de Cock Sonja Klemsdal Brita ToppeSammendrag
In 2006, a survey of root diseases in greenhouse pot plants started in Norway. During this survey an unknown Phytophthora sp. was isolated several times. The ITSrDNA region of these isolates were sequenced and compared to the GenBank database. The determined ITS sequences of the isolates matched the sequence of Phythophthora taxon niederhauserii.The diseased plants originated from 5 different greenhouse sites. Isolates were obtained from ivy (Hedera helix), begonia-hybrids (Begonia × hiemalis and Begonais × cheimantha), gloxinia (Sinninga speciosa) and kalanchoë (Kalanchoë blossfeldiana). Symptoms on begonia, gloxinia and ivy included necrotic roots and stems with the necrosis advancing to the leaves via the petioles. In the case of ivy and gloxinia, wilting of the whole plant was observed. In kalanchoë only discoloration of roots and reduced plant growth was seen. Koch postulates have been completed for ivy and gloxinia. The pathogen caused aggressive root-rot in 22 different ivy-cultivars.