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The Phytophthora alni complex exhibits strong host specificity, damaging all European alder species. Under the same niches, co-infections of these Phytophthora spp. are expected to affect their pathogenic behavior and the disease development. The present study aims to assess the effects of co-inoculations of P. xalni (Pa), P. xmultiformis (Pm), P. uniformis (Pu) and P. plurivora (Pl) on Alnus incana, which is a representative European alder species.
grey alder, P. xalni, P. xmultiformis, P. uniformis, survival, interactions
grey alder, P. xalni, P. xmultiformis, P. uniformis, survival, interactions
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