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Phytopathologia Mediterranea
Contents of Volume 49
 
Number 1, April 2010
RESEARCH PAPERS
Effect of temperature and nutrient concentration on the growth of six species of sooty blotch and flyspeck fungi 
J.C. Batzer, S. Hernández Rincon, D.S. Mueller, B.J. Petersen, F. Le Corronc, P.S. McManus, P.M. Dixon and
M.L. Gleason  .................................................................................................................................................................................  3
Response of tomato rootstocks with the Mi resistance gene to Meloidogyne incognita race 2 at
different soil temperatures
Z. Devran, M.A. Söğüt and N. Mutlu   ..........................................................................................................................................  11
Effect of chemical resistance inducers on the control of Monosporascus root rot and vine decline of melon
M.P. Aleandri, R. Reda, V. Tagliavento, P. Magro and G. Chilosi .............................................................................................  18
Assessment of Citrus tristeza virus (CTV) incidence in Calabria, southern Italy: results of a three-year survey
G. Albanese, R. Schimio, A. Fontana, L. Ferretti, V. Palmeri, O. Campolo and M. Barba ........................................................  27
Natural population of oat crown rust in Tunisia
I. Hammami, M.B. Allagui, M. Chakroun and M. El-Gazzeh  ....................................................................................................  35
Infection and dispersal processes of Pseudomonas syringae pv. coriandricola on coriander
S.J. Refshauge, M. Nayudu, J. Vranjic and C.H. Bock ...............................................................................................................  42
Fusarium spp. suppress germination and parasitic establishment of bean and hemp broomrapes
M.A. Abouzeid and K.A. El-Tarabily   ...........................................................................................................................................  51
Effect of pH, water activity and temperature on the growth and accumulation of ochratoxin
A produced by three strains of Aspergillus carbonarius isolated from Italian vineyards
D. Spadaro, S. Patharajan, A. Lore, M.L. Gullino and A. Garibaldi .........................................................................................  65
Lipophilic phytotoxins produced by Neofusicoccum parvum, a grapevine canker agent
A. Evidente, B. Punzo, A. Andolfi, A. Cimmino, D. Melck and J. Luque .....................................................................................  74
SHORT NOTES
Immature walnut fruit inoculation for evaluation of Brenneria nigrifluens pathogenicity
C. Moretti and R. Buonaurio  ........................................................................................................................................................  80
Survey of diseases caused by Fusarium spp. on palm trees in the Canary Islands
J. Hernández-Hernández, A. Espino, J.M. Rodríguez-Rodríguez, A. Pérez-Sierra, M. León, P. Abad-Campos 
and J. Armengol  ............................................................................................................................................................................  84
Response of traditional cultivars of Fagioli di Sarconi beans to artificial inoculation with common
bacterial blight agents
P. Lo Cantore, G. Figliuolo and N.S. Iacobellis  ...........................................................................................................................  89
NEW OR UNUSUAL DISEASE REPORTS
First report of olive anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides in Tunisia
A. Rhouma , M.A. Triki and M. Msallem  ....................................................................................................................................  95
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Pepino mosaic virus, a first report of a virus infecting tomato in Syria
A. Fakhro, S. Von Bargen, M. Bandte and C. Büttner  ................................................................................................................  99
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts of the 7th International Workshop on Grapevine Trunk Diseases, Santa Cruz, Chile, 17−21 January 2010
AA.VV.  .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 101 
Number 2, August 2010
EDITORIAL
Phytopathologia Mediterranea: 50 years of plant pathology communication for the Mediterranean region
A. Graniti, G. Surico, L. Mugnai and R. Falloon  ....................................................................................................................  139
RESEARCH PAPERS
Control of tomato early blight and wilt using aqueous extract of neem leaves
N.M. Hassanein, M.A. Abou Zeid, K.A. Youssef and D.A. Mahmoud  ....................................................................................  143
Molecular detection and characterization of Hop stunt viroid sequence variants from naturally
infected pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) in Tunisia
F. Gorsane, A. Elleuch, I. Hamdi, A. Salhi-Hannachi  and H. Fakhfakh  ..............................................................................  152
Biocontrol of Fusarium crown and root rot of tomato and growth-promoting effect
of bacteria isolated from recycled substrates of soilless crops
J. Liu, G. Gilardi, M. Sanna, M.L. Gullino and A. Garibaldi ................................................................................................  163
Occurrence of Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, the causal agent of bacterial canker
of tomato, in Syria
R. Ftayeh, A. von Tiedemann, B. Koopmann, M. Abu-Ghorrah and K. Rudolph ..........................................................................  172
In vitro efficacy of bacterial endophytes against the chilli damping-off pathogen Pythium aphanidermatum
A. Muthukumar, S. Nakkeeran, A. Eswaran and G. Sangeetha  .............................................................................................  178
The resistance response of sunflower genotypes to black stem disease under controlled conditions
R. Darvishzadeh, A. Pirzad, Y.R. Danesh and A. Sarrafi  .......................................................................................................  187
Phenotypic and genotypic characteristics of Iranian soft rot bacterial isolates from different hosts
R. Rezaei and S.M. Taghavi   .....................................................................................................................................................  194
Phytophthora citrophthora is the predominant Phytophthora species in Syrian citrus groves
T. Yaseen, L. Schena, F. Nigro and A. Ippolito  .......................................................................................................................  205
First record of Helicotylenchus varicaudatus Yuen, 1964 (Nematoda: Hoplolaimidae) parasitizing
Ammophila arenaria (L.) Link in Portuguese coastal sand dunes
C. Schreck Reis, M.C. Vieira Dos Santos, M. Marais, M.S. N. De A. Santos, H. Duyts, H. Freitas,
W.H. Van Der Putten and I.M. De O. Abrantes  ...............................................................................................................
Sensitivity of Septoria pyricola isolates to carbendazim, DMI and QoI based fungicides and to boscalid,
in Greece
A.C. Pappas, E.K. Vellios, I.S. Mylonopoulos, M. Chatzidimopoulos and A. Vlassacoudi.....................................................  227
The dynamics of faba bean (Vicia faba L.) parasitism by Orobanche foetida
Z. Abbes, M. Kharrat, J.B. Pouvreau, P. Delavault, W. Chaïbi and P. Simier  ......................................................................  239
NEW OR UNUSUAL DISEASE REPORTS
First report of natural infection of Vigna mungo var. silvestris L. by Groundnut bud necrosis virus,
a tospovirus
M. Akram and K. Naimuddin  ..................................................................................................................................................  249
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First report of Rhizoctonia solani AG 2-3 on chickpea in Tunisia
N.Omri Ben Youssef, S. Krid, A. Rhouma and M. Kharrat  ....................................................................................................  253
SHORT NOTES
Survey of the main causal agents of fusarium head blight of durum wheat around Bologna, northern Italy
D. Pancaldi, S. Tonti, A. Prodi, D. Salomoni, M. Dal Prà, P. Nipoti, I. Alberti and A. Pisi  .................................................   258
Optimizing growth and conidia production of Cercospora medicaginis
N. Djébali, N. Gaamour, M. Badri and M.E. Aouani ..............................................................................................................   267
Number 3, December 2010
RESEARCH PAPERS
Response of some chickpea cultivars to foliar, seed and soil inoculations with Botrytis cinerea
M.R. Khan, S. Ashraf, S. Shahid and M.A. Anwer .................................................................................................................  275
Biological control of Rhizoctonia solani AG1-1A, the causal agent of rice sheath blight with
Trichoderma strains
S. Naeimi, S.M. Okhovvat, M. Javan-Nikkhah, C. Vágvölgyi, V. Khosravi and L. Kredics  ................................................  287
Characterization of Italian isolates of Inonotus ricki
T. Annesi, L. D’Amico, D. Bressanin,, E. Motta and G. Mazza ...............................................................................................  301
Molecular characterization through IGS sequencing of formae speciales of Fusarium oxysporum
pathogenic on lamb’s lettuce
K. Srinivasan, G. Gilardi, D. Spadaro, M.L. Gullino and A. Garibaldi .................................................................................. 309
Biological control of Verticillium wilt of greenhouse cucumber by Talaromyces flavus
L. Naraghi, A. Heydari, S. Rezaee, M. Razavi and H. Afshari-Azad ....................................................................................... 321
QTL mapping of partial resistance to basal stem rot in sunflower using recombinant inbred lines 
R. Davar, R. Darvishzadeh, A. Majd, Y. Ghosta and A. Sarrafi  .............................................................................................. 330
Characterization of Tomato spotted wilt virus isolates that overcome the Sw-5 resistance gene
in tomato and fi tness assays
J. Aramburu, L. Galipienso, S. Soler and C. López  ................................................................................................................  342
Soil amendment with halophytes induces physiological changes and reduces root-knot nematode
infection in eggplant and okra
M.W. Abbasi, N. Ahmed, M.J. Zaki and S.S. Shaukat  ...........................................................................................................  352
PCR-RFLP diagnostic method for identifying Globodera species in Slovenia
S. Širca, B. Geric Stare, P. Strajnar and G. Urek  ...................................................................................................................  361
Verticillium wilt of olive in the Guadalquivir Valley (southern Spain): relations with some agronomical
factors and spread of Verticillium dahliae
F.J. López-Escudero, J. Mercado-Blanco, J.M. Roca, A. Valverde-Corredor and M.A. Blanco-López  .................................  370
Effect of composts on microbial dynamics and activity, dry root rot severity and seed yield of cowpea
in the Indian arid region 
M. Bareja, P. Kumar and S. Lodha  .........................................................................................................................................  381
Amplification of polyketide synthase gene fragments in ochratoxigenic and nonochratoxigenic black
aspergilli in grapevine
M. Storari, I. Pertot, C. Gessler and G.A.L. Broggini  ..............................................................................................................  393
SHORT NOTES
Responses of commonly cultivated tomato cultivars in Nepal to bacterial speck
J.R. Lamichhane, G.M. Balestra and L. Varvaro  .........................................................................................................  406
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NEW OR UNUSUAL DISEASE REPORTS
Shoot necrosis of olive caused by Phoma incompta, a new disease of olive in Croatia
D. Ivic, A. Ivanovic, T. Milicevic and B. Cvjetkovic  .................................................................................................................  414
Neofusicoccum australe associated with grapevine cordon dieback in Italy
B.T. Linaldeddu, B. Scanu, A. Schiaffino and S. Serra  .........................................................................................................  417
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts of oral and poster presentations given at the 4th International Rusts of Forest Trees Conference,
Florence, Italy, 3−6 May 2010
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We thank for their kind cooperation the following referees who have reviewed papers in this Volume:
AbbAsi MehrdAd, Tehran, Iran
AbrAntes isAbel, Coimbra, Portugal
Al-sAdi AbdullAh, Al Khod, Oman
AltoMAre ClAudio, Bari, Italy
Alves Artur, Aveiro, Portugal
ArzAnlou MAhdi, Tabriz, Iran
Ash GAvin, Wagga Wagga, Australia
bAbAdoost MohAMMAd, Urbana, IL, USA
bAlestrA GiorGio, Viterbo, Italy
bAr-Joseph Moshe, Bet Dagan, Israel
bArnett steve, Adelaide, Australia
bAttilAni pAolA, Piacenza, Italy
beever ross, Auckland, New Zealand
bleve-zACheo teresA, Bari, Italy
brAdshAw rosie, Palmerston North, New Zealand
CAMbrA MAriAno, Valencia, Spain
Cirulli MAtteo, Bari, Italy
Cirvilleri GAbriellA, Catania, Italy
ConCeição isAbel luCi, Coimbra, Portugal
CristofAro MAssiMo, Roma, Italy
CroMey MAtthew, Christchurch, New Zealand
eConoMou GArifAliA, Athens, Greece
el hAdrAMi Abdel, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
el hAdrAMi isMAil, Marrakech, Morocco
el-hendAwy hodA hAMed, Helwan, Egypt
esteves ivAniA, Coimbra, Portugal
evAns Kenneth, Herts, United Kingdom
evidente Antonio, Portici (Napoli), Italy
eyre CAtherine, Berkeley, CA, USA
fAthy sAleM MohAMed, Sadat City, Egypt
fAtMi M’bAreK, Agadir, Morocco
frAnChe ClAudine, Montpellier, France
frisvAd Jens, KonGens lynGby, Denmark
fullerton bob, Auckland, New Zealand
GAMs wAlter, Baarn, Netherlands
GAsoni lAurA, Hurlingham, Argentina
GoldwAsser yAAKov, Ramat Yishay, Israel
hAnsen everett, Corvallis, OR, USA
hAsiow beAtA, Poznan, Poland
JiMenez-GAsCo del MAr MAriA, University Park,
  PA, USA
KoiKe steven, Davis, CA, USA
le MAy Christophe, Rennes, France
leonArd Kurt, St Paul, MN, USA
loGuerCio leAndro, Ilhéus, BA, Brazil
MAGnAno di sAn lio GAetAno, Reggio Calabria, Italy
MAKKouK KhAled, Beirut, Lebanon
MArChi Guido, Firenze, Italy
MArtins de AlMeidA MAriA teresA, Braga, Portugal
MCdonAld bruCe, Zurich, Switzerland
MCleAn Kirstin, Christchurch, New Zealand
MCspAdden GArdener briAn, Columbus,
  OH, USA
Moretti Antonio, Bari, Italy
MuGnAi lAurA, Firenze, Italy
Muller-stover dorette, Taastrup, Denmark
Murillo Jesus, Pamplona, Spain
niCole MiChel, Montpellier, France
osti fAbio, Bologna, Italy
pAllAs viCente, Valencia, Spain
pAlMero dAniel, Madrid, Spain
pAploMAtAs epAMinondAs, Athens, Greece
pAppu hAnu, Pullman, WA, USA
pAulo sousA José, Coimbra, Portugal
phillips AlAn, Lisboa, Portugal
portuGAl António, Coimbra, Portugal
rAshid KhAlid youssef, Morden, Manitoba, 
  Canada
rAzAvi MohAMMAd, Tehran, Iran
roMero JAvier, Madrid, Spain
sAAd Adib, Beirut, Lebanon
sAnz luis, Salamanca, Spain
sAvino vito, Bari, Italy
sisto AnGelo, Bari, Italy
stewArt Alison, Canterbury, New Zealand
sule sAndor, Budapest, Hungary
suriCo Giuseppe, Firenze, Italy
susCA AntoniA, Bari, Italy
tJAMos sotirios, Athens, Greece
urbes-torres Jose rAMon, Summerland, British
  Columbia, Canada
vAnnACCi GiovAnni, Pisa, Italy
vAnneste Joel, Hamilton, New Zealand
vArGA János, Szeged, Hungary
villAltA osCAr, Victoria, Australia
vinAle frAnCesCo, Portici (NA), Italy
vurro MAurizio, Bari, Italy
wAKelin steve, Christchurch, New Zealand
weGMAnn KlAus, Tübingen, Germany
wiM bert, Wageningen, Netherland
yAu sui KwonG, Beirut, Lebanon
zAbAlGoGeAzCoA iñiGo, Salamanca, Spain
zAre rAsoul, Tehran, Iran
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