文献类型：期刊文献

中文题名：我国不同地区枣疯病发生动态和主导因子分析

英文题名：DYNAMIC OF JUJUBE WITCHES’BROOM DISEASE AND FACTORS OF GREAT INFLUENCE AT ECOLOGICALLY DIFFERENT REGIONS IN CHINA

作者：田国忠[1] 张志善[2] 李志清[3] 申艳普[3] 郭加虎[4]

第一作者：田国忠

机构：[1]中国林科院森林生态环境与保护研究所;[2]山西省农科院园艺研究所;[3]河南省濮阳市林业科学研究所;[4]陕西省清涧县科技局

年份：2002

卷号：38

期号：2

起止页码：83-91

中文期刊名：林业科学

外文期刊名：Scientia Silvae Sinicae

收录：CSTPCD;;Scopus;北大核心:【北大核心2000】；CSCD:【CSCD2011_2012】；

基金：国家科技部农村技术开发中心UNDP项目;国家科技部基金项目"重大森林病虫害和草原火灾监测和防治技术"的子课题---枣疯病防治技术研究"的内容

语种：中文

中文关键词：枣疯病;发生动态;主导因子分析;中国;植原体;传播方式;抗病性;潜伏侵染

外文关键词：Jujube witches' broom disease, Phytoplasma, Disease spread, Resistance, Latent infection

分类号：S436.65

摘要：对我国陕西清涧、佳县 ,河南濮阳 ,山西临县、太原枣品种圃 ,安徽 ,浙江和北京等部分枣树传统分布区的枣疯病进行了典型调查研究。通过不同地区枣疯病发生历史和危害现状的比较分析 ,初步摸清了各地区枣疯病发生的不同特点和为害状况 ;发现根蘖苗繁殖方式仍是目前多数枣产区病园内苗期和幼树发病以及病害从病区传入无病区的主要原因。不同枣树品种对枣疯病的田间抗性存在明显差异 ;局部空气污染以及施肥等枣树管理措施不当会导致枣树的抗病性降低。用DAPI荧光显微镜和PCR技术检测植原体结果显示 ,病园内存在比例不等的无症带菌树 ;由此判断 。
A detailed investigation on jujube witches' broom disease associated with phytoplasmas was conducted at different ecological sites of jujube growing areas,including Shaanxi,Henan,Shanxi,Anhui,Zhejiang provinces and Beijing city.The historic and present circumstances of disease occurrence were surveyed,involving disease distribution,severity,transmission way,cultivation as well as geographic and environmental variation.It was found that the wide utilization of root\|spouting seedling carrying phytoplasmas had been contributing the spread of disease in a diseased orchard and from diseased areas to disease\|free ones.Several cultivars differed in resistance to the disease.Air pollution nearby the jujube orchard and improper cultivation,especially,the imbalance of fertilization,could reduce the cultivar's resistance to the phytoplasma.The phytoplasma detection by DAPI fluorescence microscopy and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) revealed that there were different proportion of symptomless infected plants (latent infection) in different infested orchards.It was assumed,therefore,that the wide use of latent infection seedlings as propagation materials and gradually deteriorating conditions for jujube growth and fruiting leaded to the prevalence of the disease in most regions.