Gnomonia leptostyla

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Gnomonia leptostyla is a fungal plant pathogen in the order Diaporthales that causes leaf spot and anthracnose diseases, particularly on walnut trees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ascomycete fungus
fungus
plant pathogen
affects photosynthetic area of leaves
causes anthracnose disease
leaf spot disease
controlStrategy chemical control
cultural control
host resistance
diseaseCategory anthracnose of hardwood trees
diseaseCycleFeature polycyclic disease
diseaseName walnut anthracnose
diseaseType foliar disease
dispersalMethod rain-splash-dispersed spores
wind-dispersed spores
environmentalPreference humid conditions
moderate temperatures
family Gnomoniaceae NERFINISHED
firstInfectionSource overwintered leaf debris
geographicDistribution regions where walnuts are cultivated
host Juglans nigra
Juglans regia
walnut trees
impact reduced nut yield in walnut
reduced tree vigor
infectionSite leaf tissue
infectsOrgan leaves
kingdom Fungi
lifecycleStage infection during growing season
managementPractice fungicide application
sanitation of fallen leaves
use of resistant walnut cultivars
order Diaporthales NERFINISHED
overwintersAs perithecia on fallen leaves
parentTaxon Gnomonia NERFINISHED
pathogenicOn Juglans species
reproductionType sexual and asexual
sporeType ascospore
conidium
symptom circular leaf spots on walnut
necrotic lesions on leaves
premature leaf drop
taxonRank species

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Diaporthales notableSpecies Gnomonia leptostyla