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As a result of the conducted studies, it has been established that 95 species of fungi participate in the formation of mycobiota of more than 100 tree species used in the greening of the city of Baku. From them 5 species (Herpotrichia juniperi (Duby) Petr., Cenangium abietis (Pers.) Duby, Dothidella ulmi (C.- J. Duval) G. Winter, Fusicladium saliciperdum (Allesch. & Tubeuf) Tubeuf, Onnia triqueter (Pers.) Imazeki) are new for the mycobiota of Azerbaijan and 69 species for pathogens. It was established that the trees like as Ordinary pine, Eldar pine, juniper, cypress, Japanese medlar, stone oak, oriental plane and others were more resistant to the impact of pathogens and their use in the greening of the Baku city is advisable.
Planting of greenery, mycobiota, phytopathogenic species, prevalence frequency, resistant species
Planting of greenery, mycobiota, phytopathogenic species, prevalence frequency, resistant species
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