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A. Witczak / J. Patykowski / M. Skwarek

Involvement of antioxidant enzymes in the response of quercus roburleaves to erysiphe alphitoi desinfection

In recent years the increase in infestation of trees by pathogens has been reported. In polish forests oak powdery mildew is most commonly caused by a species of fungus Erysiphe …

A. Witczak / Lewandowska A. / M. Skwarek / M. Sławska / Radomski A. / Szadkowski Jan

Changes in polysacharide profile in wood of scots pine (pinus sylvestris l.) stumps during term natural decomposition

Wood decomposition is the result of activation of many factors. Wood contains 45-50% of cellulose. The cellulose is degraded by means of many species of fungi and cellulotic bacterias. Wood …

A. Witczak / J. Nawrocka / J. Patykowski / M. Skwarek

Reactive oxygen and nitrogen species and phenolic compounds play an important role in the protection of quercus robur leaves against biotrophic pathogen

Erysiphe alphitoides, causing oak powdery mildew, is a major foliar pathogen of Quercus robur often infecting entire tree stands.Reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS) play a key …

A. Witczak / M. Skwarek / M. Sławska / M. Sławski

The impact of habitat fertility and ground category on the decomposition rate of pinus sylvestris stumps after inoculation with phlebiopsis gigantea agent

Biological preparations containing Phlebiopsis gigantea (PgIBL) or lyophilized spores (Rotstop, PgSuspension) have been successfully used in Europe for many years, effectively reducing the development of the disease caused by Heterobasidion …

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