Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments

Urban forests, which are highly valuable for the urban environment, include trees from city streets that might be susceptible to wood-decay fungi. Fungal endophytes can colonize healthy plant tissues without causing external disease symptoms in standing trees. In this study, the diversity of endophy...

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Publicado:	2015
Materias:	Basidiomycetes Human disturbance Platanus acerifolia Urban trees Wood endophytes Forestry Fungi Multivariant analysis Urban planning Wood Buenos Aires , Argentina Fungal endophytes Human disturbances Multi variate analysis Urban environments Decay (organic) age dicotyledon endophyte environmental disturbance fungus human activity morphology multivariate analysis phylogenetics species diversity urban forestry wood Samples Trees Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Basidiomycota Platanus x acerifolia
Acceso en línea:	https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles
Aporte de:	Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA) de Universidad de Buenos Aires

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spelling	paper:paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles2023-06-08T15:05:13Z Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments Basidiomycetes Human disturbance Platanus acerifolia Urban trees Wood endophytes Forestry Fungi Multivariant analysis Urban planning Wood Basidiomycetes Buenos Aires , Argentina Fungal endophytes Human disturbances Multi variate analysis Platanus acerifolia Urban environments Urban trees Decay (organic) age dicotyledon endophyte environmental disturbance fungus human activity morphology multivariate analysis phylogenetics species diversity urban forestry wood Samples Trees Wood Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Basidiomycota Fungi Platanus x acerifolia Urban forests, which are highly valuable for the urban environment, include trees from city streets that might be susceptible to wood-decay fungi. Fungal endophytes can colonize healthy plant tissues without causing external disease symptoms in standing trees. In this study, the diversity of endophytes isolated from wood of Platanus acerifolia (Aiton) Willd. from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is described and related to different levels of urban disturbance, tree age, and presence of wood-decay basidiomycetes. Samples were obtained from 28 asymptomatic trees (1643 wood core fragments) and 75 symptomatic trees (1516 wood sample fragments) from four sites with different levels of human disturbance. Fungal isolates were morphologically identified, and potential wood-decay isolates were phylogenetically analyzed. Twenty-seven endophytic taxa, including five basidiomycetes, were identified. The multivariate analysis suggested that the endophyte community of wood is highly influenced by the level of urban disturbance, followed by tree age and presence of potential pathogenic basidiomycetes. © 2015, (publisher). All Rights Reserved. 2015 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles
institution	Universidad de Buenos Aires
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collection	Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic	Basidiomycetes Human disturbance Platanus acerifolia Urban trees Wood endophytes Forestry Fungi Multivariant analysis Urban planning Wood Basidiomycetes Buenos Aires , Argentina Fungal endophytes Human disturbances Multi variate analysis Platanus acerifolia Urban environments Urban trees Decay (organic) age dicotyledon endophyte environmental disturbance fungus human activity morphology multivariate analysis phylogenetics species diversity urban forestry wood Samples Trees Wood Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Basidiomycota Fungi Platanus x acerifolia
spellingShingle	Basidiomycetes Human disturbance Platanus acerifolia Urban trees Wood endophytes Forestry Fungi Multivariant analysis Urban planning Wood Basidiomycetes Buenos Aires , Argentina Fungal endophytes Human disturbances Multi variate analysis Platanus acerifolia Urban environments Urban trees Decay (organic) age dicotyledon endophyte environmental disturbance fungus human activity morphology multivariate analysis phylogenetics species diversity urban forestry wood Samples Trees Wood Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Basidiomycota Fungi Platanus x acerifolia Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
topic_facet	Basidiomycetes Human disturbance Platanus acerifolia Urban trees Wood endophytes Forestry Fungi Multivariant analysis Urban planning Wood Basidiomycetes Buenos Aires , Argentina Fungal endophytes Human disturbances Multi variate analysis Platanus acerifolia Urban environments Urban trees Decay (organic) age dicotyledon endophyte environmental disturbance fungus human activity morphology multivariate analysis phylogenetics species diversity urban forestry wood Samples Trees Wood Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Basidiomycota Fungi Platanus x acerifolia
description	Urban forests, which are highly valuable for the urban environment, include trees from city streets that might be susceptible to wood-decay fungi. Fungal endophytes can colonize healthy plant tissues without causing external disease symptoms in standing trees. In this study, the diversity of endophytes isolated from wood of Platanus acerifolia (Aiton) Willd. from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is described and related to different levels of urban disturbance, tree age, and presence of wood-decay basidiomycetes. Samples were obtained from 28 asymptomatic trees (1643 wood core fragments) and 75 symptomatic trees (1516 wood sample fragments) from four sites with different levels of human disturbance. Fungal isolates were morphologically identified, and potential wood-decay isolates were phylogenetically analyzed. Twenty-seven endophytic taxa, including five basidiomycetes, were identified. The multivariate analysis suggested that the endophyte community of wood is highly influenced by the level of urban disturbance, followed by tree age and presence of potential pathogenic basidiomycetes. © 2015, (publisher). All Rights Reserved.
title	Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
title_short	Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
title_full	Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
title_fullStr	Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
title_full_unstemmed	Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments
title_sort	relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of platanus acerifolia in urban environments
publishDate	2015
url	https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00455067_v45_n7_p929_Robles
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Relationships between fungal endophytes and wood-rot fungi in wood of Platanus acerifolia in urban environments

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