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Bacterial wetwood of Ulmus glabra Huds. in the relict coenopopulation of the Pokutsky Carpathians (Ukraine) Cover

Bacterial wetwood of Ulmus glabra Huds. in the relict coenopopulation of the Pokutsky Carpathians (Ukraine)

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|Dec 2024

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Figure 1.

Samples of U. glabra wood with typical browning of infected tissues: sample 1 (A) and sample 2 (B)
Samples of U. glabra wood with typical browning of infected tissues: sample 1 (A) and sample 2 (B)

Figure 2.

General appearance of old U. glabra trees: accounting tree No 1 (A) and accounting tree No 3 (B)
General appearance of old U. glabra trees: accounting tree No 1 (A) and accounting tree No 3 (B)

Figure 3.

Macro signs in the trunk of U. glabra infected with bacterial wetwood: A – leakage of bacterial exudate, B – longitudinal ulcers in the lower part of the trunk, C – mass formation of ‘witches’ brooms’
Macro signs in the trunk of U. glabra infected with bacterial wetwood: A – leakage of bacterial exudate, B – longitudinal ulcers in the lower part of the trunk, C – mass formation of ‘witches’ brooms’

Figure 4.

Anaerobic growth of bacterial isolates from samples of infected U. glabra wood on Omelyansky medium with glucose (B1a, B2, B5, B6, B6a, B9 – conventional designations of bacterial isolates isolated from elm sample; 8791 – conventional designation of the collection strain)
Anaerobic growth of bacterial isolates from samples of infected U. glabra wood on Omelyansky medium with glucose (B1a, B2, B5, B6, B6a, B9 – conventional designations of bacterial isolates isolated from elm sample; 8791 – conventional designation of the collection strain)

Characteristics of the health condition of old U_ glabra trees and causes of their weakening

Numbers of treesForest measurement parametersCategory of health conditionDefoliation, pointsEpicormic shoots and vegetative buds, pointsCauses of weakening
diameter, cmheight, m
15230I00
25229III22Bacterial wetwood
33227I00
44028II11Dieback
59032II22Bacterial wetwood
62420I10
72822I00
82418II11Leaf deformation, brown leaf spot
92820I00
104828I10
118633III23Bacterial wetwood, Cerioporus squamosus
125630I00
133628II11Leaf deformation
146832II11Cerioporus squamosus
155631I00

Properties of phytopathogenic bacteria isolated from U_ glabra wood samples on API 20E strips

TestsReaction/enzymeTested bacteriaCollection strain Lelliottia nimipressuralis 8791
1234
ONPGβ-galactosidase++
ADHarginine dihydrolase
LDClysine decarboxylase
ODCornithine decarboxylase++
CITuse of citrate++
H2Shydrogen sulphide production
UREurease enzyme test
TDAtryptophan deaminase
INDindole test
VPvoges–proskauer test++
GELgelatinase
GLUglucose fermentation++
MANfermentation of mannose++
INOfermentation of inositol
SORfermentation of sorbitol
SACfermentation of sucrose++
MELfermentation of melibiose++
AMYfermentation of amygdalin++
ARAfermentation of arabinose++

Characterisation of bacteria isolated from U_ glabra wood samples against collection strain and identifier

TestsTested bacteriaLelliottia nimipressuralis
collection strain 8791Bergey, 2005
Gram stain
Bacterial motility+++
Yellow pigment
Oxidase
Nitrate reduction+++
Protopectinase
Use of glucose (anaerobic)+++
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ffp-2024-0028 | Journal eISSN: 2199-5907 | Journal ISSN: 0071-6677
Language: English
Page range: 371 - 382
Submitted on: Aug 31, 2023
Accepted on: Apr 15, 2024
Published on: Dec 11, 2024
Published by: Forest Research Institute
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Ivanna Kulbanska, Anatoliy Goychuk, Myroslava Soroka, Petro Plikhtyak, Maryna Shvets, Lidiya Pasichnyk, published by Forest Research Institute
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