KMID : 0379120140420010091
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Korean Journal of Mycology 2014 Volume.42 No. 1 p.91 ~ p.94
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Occurrence of Fusarium Surface Rot on Sweet Potato Caused by Fusarium commune
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Choi Hyo-Won
Hong Sung-Kee Lee Young-Kee Nam Young-Ju Lee Jae-Geum An Chi-Jung
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Abstract
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In June 2013, surface rot symptoms were observed on sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) in Yeoju city, Korea. The lesions were circular, light to dark brown, firm, dry, and superficial. The diseased area became sunken in older tissues, and the symptoms usually did not extend deeply into the flesh. Seven isolates of species were isolated from diseased sweet potatoes. All isolates were identified as oxysporum based on morphological characteristics on CLA medium. To confirm the identification, molecular analysis of elongation factor 1 alpha gene was conducted. Among the isolates, however, four isolates were F. commune, and three isolates were based on the DNA sequence data. Pathogenicity was tested using agar block inoculation on wounded or unwounded sweet potato pieces. Lesions were observed on wounded sweet potato pieces after 7 days inoculation in only F. commune isolates. This is the first report that F. commune causes surface rot of sweet potato in Korea.
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KEYWORD
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Fusarium commune, Fusarium surface rot, Sweet potato
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