Pinus palustris Mill.

Critère de choix. Pays: tout pays. Organisme associé: n'importe quel (carte de distribution)

Nombre de entrées. 208. Information sur dates. 1893 (Jan, Fév, Mar, Avr, Mai, Jui, Jui, Aoû, Sep, Nov, Déc). Pays. Afrique du Sud, Brésil, Canada, États-Unis, Japon, Les Bermudes, pays non identifié. Organismes associées. Armillaria mellea; Ceratocystiopsis ranaculosus; Chloridium virescens; Coleosporium delicatulum; Coleosporium ipomoeae; Coleosporium laciniariae; Coleosporium vernoniae; Cremasteria cymatilis; Cronartium quercuum; Cronartium quercuum f.sp. fusiforme; Cronartium strobilinum; Crumenulopsis atropurpurea; Crumenulopsis lacrimiformis; Cylindrocladium clavatum; Dasyscypha [orthography: should be Dasyscyphus] ellisiana; Fomitopsis palustris; Fusarium lateritium forma pini; Fusarium oxysporum; Gibberella subglutinans; Heterobasidion annosum; Hysterium compressum; Leptomelanconium pinicola; Lophodermium australe; Lophodermium molitoris; Lophodermium pinastri; Lophodermium pini-excelsae; Lophodermium seditiosum; Lophodermium sp.; Meruliopsis ambiguus; Mortierella kuhlmanii; Mycoacia meridionalis; Mycosphaerella dearnessii; Naemacyclus stictiformis; Ophiostoma ips; Peridermium apocynaceum; Peridermium carneum; Peridermium elephantopodis; Peridermium fragile; Peridermium guatemalense; Peridermium ipomoeae; Pinus palustris; Ploioderma hedgcockii; Ploioderma lethale; Propolis farinosa; Pulveroboletus hemichrysus; Rhytismatales fam.indet.; Skvortzovia furfurella; Sphaeropsis sapinea; Toxosporium camptospermum; Zalerion eistla; Zalerion nepura; Zalerion raptor; Zalerion xylestrix. Collections. BPI sans nombre; CBS 157.71, 270.71, 271.71; DAOM sans nombre; DAVFP 23300, 23300; FH sans nombre; NY sans nombre; PH sans nombre; PREM 6669, 28740. Bibliographie. Arthur & Kern (1914) page(s) 122, 135; Bega (1962) page(s) 109; Bridges & Perry (1987) page(s) 633; Burdsall Jr & Nakasone (1981) page(s) 465; Carey & Kelley (1994) page(s) 754; Darker (1932) page(s) 33; Dearness (1926) page(s) 240, 242, 251; Dearness (1928) page(s) 244; Doidge (1950) page(s) 554, 636, 723; Evans (1984) page(s) 30; Funk (1986) page(s) 286; Gams (1976) page(s) 122; Gibson (1979) page(s) 15; Gilbertson & Blackwell (1988) page(s) 384; Goos (1989) page(s) 369; Hanlin, Jiménez, Chang & Brown (1992) page(s) 653; Hedgcock & Hunt (1917) page(s) 241; Hedgcock & Hunt (1922) page(s) 298; Hedgcock (1929) page(s) 996; Hedgcock (1932) page(s) 29, 31; Hedgcock (1939) page(s) 269, 270, 271, 273, 276, 277; Hedgcock, Hunt & Hahn (1920) page(s) 183, 190, 191, 193; Martin (1925) page(s) 324; Martin (1925) page(s) 353; Miller (1941) page(s) 44, 47; Miller, Stevens & Wood (1933) page(s) 43; Minter & Gibson (1978) page(s) 1; Minter & Millar (1984) page(s) 2; Minter (1981) page(s) 26, 32, 33, 36; Minter (1986) page(s) 74; Moore & Meyers (1962) page(s) 413, 414, 415; Petrak (1951) page(s) 244; Presley (1947) page(s) 101; Rumbold (1931) page(s) 870; Saccardo & Saccardo (1905) page(s) 907; Saccardo & Trotter (1912) page(s) 747, 787; Saccardo (1888) page(s) 23, 139, 416; Saccardo (1889) page(s) 652; Seaver & Waterston (1942) page(s) 524; Siggers (1938) page(s) 140; Siggers (1939) page(s) 1076; Snyder, Toole & Hepting (1949) page(s) 378; Sutton (1975) page(s) 68; Sydow & Petrak (1922) page(s) 211; Trotter (1925) page(s) 863, 864; Trotter (1972) page(s) 1256.