Apple cultivation is one of the main pome rosacea crops in the world with a very large
annual production. However, postharvest diseases cause significant losses in apple …

This paper is the second in a series focused on providing a stable platform for the taxonomy
of phytopathogenic fungi. It focuses on 25 phytopathogenic genera: Alternaria, Bipolaris …

Abstract Species in Neofabraea, Pezicula, and related genera have been reported as
saprobes, plant pathogens or endophytes from a wide range of hosts. The asexual morphs …

For the years 2012–2018, we investigated the occurrence of storage diseases caused by
fungi on four cultivars of apples grown in the central part of Poland. The fruits were picked in …

The objectives of this study were i) to give a taxonomic description of a fungus
phylogenetically related to Neofabraea and assign the name Cryptosporiopsis kienholzii to …

Based on partial sequence analysis of the β‐tubulin gene, 19 isolates of fungi causing bull's
eye rot on apple in Poland were classified into species: Neofabraea alba, N. perennans and …

Apple fruit in Chile are primarily produced for export to Asia, Europe, and the United States,
which typically requires 15 to 40 days of maritime transportation. Therefore, Chilean apple …

Neofabraea vagabunda is the prevalent cause of bull's eye rot, one of the main postharvest
diseases of apple, in many producing areas, but its biology has not been studied in detail …

Fungal pathogens are the main cause of postharvest losses of apples, pears, and other
pome fruits. The main fungal diseases of pome fruit are considered to be blue mold, caused …

Bull's eye rot (BER) is a major economic postharvest disease of apple and pear that can be
caused by four Neofabraea species: N. perennans, N. alba, N. malicorticis, and N. kienholzii …