PHYTOSANITARY STATE OF WOODY PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICAN ORIGIN INTRODUCED IN THE ARBORETUM OF THE CENTRAL BOTANICAL GARDEN OF BELARUS NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
- Year:
- 2019
- The authors:
- Dishuk N. G., Golovchenko L. A.
- DOI:
- 10.31360/2225-3068-2019-71-194-202
- Page numbers:
- 194 - 202
- Keywords:
- plant diseases, pests, coniferous and deciduous trees, introduced plants, botanical garden
The paper presents the results of a phytosanitary investigation of North American woody plants introduced in the arboretum of the Central Botanical Garden. There were identified the most common and harmful plant pathogen and pest species composition. It was revealed that root, butt and trunk rot diseases were the most destructive and dangerous. As a result of our investigation there was identified the species composition of coniferous and deciduous trees most adapted to local conditions and resistant to pests and diseases.
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