Este reporte trata de las enfermedades causadas en Cuba al Pinus caribaea Morelet var. caribaea Barrett y Golfari, por los hongos Cronartium quercuum (Berk) Miyabe y Cronartium strobilinum Hedge, et Hann, así como de los daños que producen estos microo
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This report deals with diseases caused by fungi cronartium uercuum (berk.) miyabe and cronartium strobilinum hedge. and hahn, caribaea morelet var. caribaea barrett and golfari in cuba, a s well a s damages occasi oned by these microorganism, intensity of attack and their distribution i n cuba, stating the bionomical aspects studied and the methods used to control these diseases. cronartiumquercuum causes damages to the new shoots, branches and trunks of pines, occasioning their strangulation and therefore, the breakage and fall of adult trees. cronartiumstrobilinum causes a swelling i n cones, producing a lack of viablllty in the seeds.
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