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Erysiphaceae Acer Monspessulanum L. Sawadaea Tulasnei (Fuck.) Homma [email protected] Erysiphaceae Acer monspessulanum L. Sawadaea tulasnei (Fuck.) Homma Furukawa Acer pictum thumb et al.,1988 Bi et al.,2017 Acer Bae, 2002 Van Gelderen et pycnanthum K.Koch al., 1944 Honma et al., 2011 Ogata, 1967: Xu et al., 2008 Xu et Ebina,2001;Shin et al.,2006;Tung et al.2008 al.,2008 Suh et al.,2000 Bi et al., 2016 Yaltirik, 1970 Erysiphaceae Bi et al., 2016 Erysiphaceae Bi et al., 2016 Amano, 1986 Amano, 1986 (Liberato et al., 2006) Bi et al., 2016 (Takamatsu et al., 2005 Bi et al., Erysiphaceae 2016 Bi et al., Mori et Erysiphaceae 2016 al., 2000a Bi et al., 2016 Mori et al., 2000b; Takamatsu & Matsuda, Acer maximoviczianum Miq Heluta, 1992 2004 Takamatsu & Matsuda, 2004 BH2 PM- CB20 Acer monspesulanum L. - Sawadaea tulasnei (Fuck.) Homma, J. Fac. Agric. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 38, p. 374 (1937) Synonym: Uncinula tulasnei Fuck., Fungi Erysiphaceae rhen. 1746 (1866). U. aceris var. tulasnei (Fuck.) 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Chem. 26, 176 180. of the Faculty of Forestry, University of Istanbul, Series A, 20,pp. 29-33. -James, H., Cunnington, A., Lawrie, C., Ian- Pascoe, G.( 2004). Molecular characterisation of Sawadaea anamorphism in Australia. Australasian Mycologist, 23(2):37- 40. Karam Sepahvand1, Mostafa Darvishnia2 and Eidi Bazgir3 1- Ph.D. Student of Plant Pathology, Faculty of Agriculture, Lorestan University, Iran [email protected] 2- Associate Professorof Deparment of Plant protection, Agriculture Faculty, Lorestan University, Iran. 3- Assistant professor of Deparment of Plant protection, Agriculture Faculty, Lorestan University, Iran. Acer genus has 129 species with a number of intra-species Taxa. Acer species are mostly trees or shrubs. These plants cover most of the northern hemisphere, especially the temperate regions of East Asia, the northern part of North America and Europe. Roots, leaves, wood, branches and fruits of these plants have different uses in traditional medicine. In order to study the Erysiphaceae fungi as pathogenic agents in Acer plant genus in Lorestan province, infected specimens of this genus were collected. After identification the specimens, Acer monspessulanum L. was identified. Then, the registration of primary characters and the identification of the fungi that causing the disease were performed. And species of Sawadaea tulasnei (Fuck.) Homma were identified as a pathogen in this forest medicinal plant. This study is the second report of this fungus on this medicinal forest plant in the world. Keywords: Acer, Powdery mildew, medicinal plant, Forest tree, Lorestan .
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