GB/T 36815-2018 in English
VALIDDetection and identification of Diaporthe vaccinii Shear
- Issued on:2018-09-17
- Implemented on:2019-04-01
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《GB/T 36815-2018蓝莓果腐病菌检疫鉴定方法》由TC271(全国植物检疫标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。
Introduction
Interpretation of quarantine identification methods for blueberry fruit rot pathogens
| Pathogen | Cultivation characteristics on PDA | Characteristics of conidia (measurement results on the host) | Characteristics of conidia (measurement results on the host) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diaporthe vaccinii | The hyphae are loose, white to light gray-brown, grow radially, are woolly, and have annular bands. After 3 weeks, some strains will produce gray-white fungus masses | Conidiophores are spherical, with a wide base, buried, scattered or connate, simple in cavity, with a single conidial opening, 200μm high and 500μm wide, conidiophores are short, septate, branched, and the conidial cells are simple, tapering at the top, sometimes spindle-shaped | α spores (6.0μm~10.5μm)× (2.2μm~3.2μm), unicellular, transparent, spindle-shaped, pointed at both ends, with 2 oil balls |
| D. eres | Mycelium is white, cottony or wooly | Conidiophores are spherical, scattered, buried, simple in cavity, with a single conidial opening, 290μm~300μm | α spores (6.5μm~8.0μm)× (2.3μm~3.2μm), unicellular, transparent, oblong, sometimes blunt at one end, slightly curved at one end, with 1 or 2 oil balls |
| D. viticola | The edge of the colony is complete or slightly wavy, the hyphae are cotton-like, white, and in the late growth stage, there are orange conidial droplets on the surface of the colony | The conidiophores are born on the surface of the stroma, which is not obvious, initially disc-shaped, and becomes spherical after maturity, with a single cavity, a short neck, and an irregular opening at the top | α spores (13.0μm~17.0μm)× (2.2μm~3.0μm), unicellular, transparent, spindle-shaped, pointed at both ends, with multiple oil balls |
Implementation suggestions and actual case analysis
In actual operation, it is recommended to follow the following steps to carry out quarantine identification of blueberry fruit rot pathogens:
- Sample collection and processing:Select branches, leaves or fruits with suspicious symptoms as test samples, and ensure that the samples are properly preserved.
- Direct microscopic examination:After the conidiophores are found, microscopic observation is immediately carried out, and the morphological characteristics of the conidia are recorded.
- Moisture-retentive culture:Moisture-retentive culture is carried out on samples with suspicious symptoms to induce the pathogen to produce conidiophores.
- Isolation and culture:Inoculate the sample onto APDA selective culture medium, observe the colony morphology and purify it.
- Molecular biological detection:After extracting DNA, use ITS1/ITS4 primers to amplify the target fragment and compare it with the GenBank database to confirm the identity of the pathogen.

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