Populus alba L.

Kryteria wyboru. Państwo: Ukraina. Organizm powiązany: dowolny (mapa rozmieszczenia)

Liczba notowań. 106. Data. 1909 (I, II, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII). Lokalizacja. Cherkasy Oblast, Chernihiv Oblast, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Donetsk Oblast, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Kharkiv Oblast, Kherson Oblast, Kirovohrad Oblast, Kyiv Oblast, Lviv Oblast, Odesa Oblast, Poltava Oblast, Republic of Crimea, Sumy Oblast, Ternopil Oblast, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, stanu nie podano. Organizmy Powiązane. Ascochyta populina; Asteroma frondicola; Botryophoma populicola; Botryosphaeria stevensii; Camarosporium propinquum; Cytospora sp.; Discosporium populeum; Dothiora sphaeroides; Dothiorella populea; Drepanopeziza populi-albae; Drepanopeziza populorum; Fistulina hepatica; Fomes fomentarius; Fomitopsis cytisina; Ganoderma applanatum; Ganoderma lucidum; Ganoderma pfeifferi; Laetiporus sulphureus; Lecanora allophana; Lecanora populicola; Leucostoma niveum; Melampsora allii-populina; Melampsora larcis-tremulae; Melampsora populnea; Melampsora tremulae; Melampsora sp.; Microdiplodia microsporella; Mycosphaerella populi; Nectria cinnabarina; Neolentinus lepideus; Phaeophyscia ciliata; Phellinus igniarius; Phellinus torulosus; Phloeospora taurica; Pholiota populnea; Phyllosticta intermixta; Physcia adscendens; Pleuroceras cryptoderis; Pleurotus ostreatus; Septoria candida; Taphrina rhizophora; Trametes hirsuta; Trametes ochracea; Trametes trogii; Tubercularia confluens; Valsa ambiens; Valsa ambiens subsp. ambiens; Valsa sordida; Venturia macularis. Zbiory zielnikowe. KW [Mycology] 3985, 3989, 14515, 14516, 14518. Literatura. Garbowski (1924) strona(y) 243, 249; Gizhytska (1926) strona(y) 32; Gizhytska (1929) strona(y) 22; Illichevskyi (1938) strona(y) 152; Isikov (1978) strona(y) 252; Lavitska (1949) strona(y) 44; Merezhko & Smyk (1991) strona(y) 66; Merezhko (1980) strona(y) 83, 158; Moskovets (1933) strona(y) 83, 84; Pridyuk (1998) strona(y) 188; Vasil’eva (1960) strona(y) 197; Wróblewski (1922) strona(y) 37, 44; Wroblewski (1916).