List of ginseng diseases and pests
Ginseng is an agricultural product affected by many plant pathogens and pests. Roots are harvested from the wild, or cultivated agriculturally. The information here concerns "true" ginseng species in the genus Panax.
Fungi
[edit]- Actinomucor[1]
- Alternaria[1]
- Alternaria alternata (black spot disease)[2][3]
- Alternaria panax (black spot disease)[4][2][3]
- Aschersonia[1][5]
- Aspergillus[1]
- Botrytis cinerea (gray mold disease)[2]
- Chalara[1]
- Cladosporium[1][5]
- Clonostachys[1]
- Colletotrichum[1]
- Colletotrichum gloeosporioides (anthracnose disease)[2]
- Colletotrichum dematium (anthracnose disease)[2]
- Cylindrocarpon[4][1]
- Cylindrocarpon panacis (root rot disease)[2]
- Diploceccium[1]
- Epicoccum[1]
- Erysiphe[3]
- Eutypella[1]
- Fusarium[4][1][5][3]
- Fusarium flocciferum[1]
- Fusarium oxysporum (root rot disease)[6][2][1]
- Fusarium solani (root rot disease)[2]
- Golovinomyces biocellatus, formerly Oidium erysiphoides[7] (P. notoginseng powdery mildew disease)[2]
- Haematonectria[1]
- Ilyonectria[1]
- Ilyonectria crassa[8]
- Ilyonectria destructans, formerly Cylindrocarpon destructans[9][3] (root rot disease)[2][1][5]
- Ilyonectria liliigena[5]
- Ilyonectria mors-panacis[8][1]
- Ilyonectria panacis[8]
- Ilyonectria robusta[8][10]
- Magnaporthe[1]
- Meloderma[1]
- Mycocentrospora[1]
- Mycocentrospora acerina (round spot disease)[2]
- Neonectria[1]
- Neurospora[1]
- Pestalotiopsis[1]
- Phoma[1]
- Phomopsis[1]
- Plectosphaerella[1]
- Ramularia[4]
- Rhexocercosporidium panacis[11]
- Rhizoctonia[1]
- Rhizoctonia solani (blight disease)[2][3]
- Rhizopus[1]
- Sclerotiniaceae[1]
- Thelonectria[1]
- Verticillium[1]
Oomycota
[edit]- Phytophthora (root rot disease)[4][2][1]
- Phytophthora cactorum (root rot disease)[2][1][3]
- Phytophthora citricola[12]
- Pythium[4][1]
Bacteria
[edit]- Pseudomonas (root rot disease)[2]
- Pseudomonas marginalis,[13] formerly Pseudomonas panacis[14][15] (rusty root)[13]
Viruses
[edit]- Potyvirus panax,[2] formerly Panax virus Y[16][17]
- Begomovirus solanumflavuschinaense,[2][17] formerly Tomato yellow leaf curl China virus[18]
- Betasatellite solaniflavuschinaense,[2][17] formerly Tomato yellow leaf curl China betasatellite[19]
- P. notoginseng virus A[2][17]
- Polerovirus TVDV,[2][17] formerly tobacco vein distorting virus[20]
Animals
[edit]- Acusta despecta sieboldtiana[3]
- Ditylenchus destructor[3]
- Meloidogyne hapla (root-knot nematode disease)[2][3]
- Slugs[4][3]
Endophytes
[edit]Endophytes are symbiotic organisms that are not pathogenic.
References
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