Horticulturae, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 11(3), P. 325 - 325
Published: March 16, 2025
The decline of perennial plant species, including oak, olive, and kiwifruit, is a phenomenon currently observed in many areas the world. In this review, such species are chosen precisely because, despite differences their botany, native distribution, current utilization, they all affected by significant global or local declines. An analysis main common causes involved could be useful for better understanding phenomenon. Quercus impacted “Chronic Oak Decline” (COD), “Sudden (SOD), “Acute (AOD). Italy, olive groves severely damaged “Olive Quick Decline Syndrome”, whereas kiwifruit orchards struck “Kiwifruit Vine Syndrome” (KVDS). Among abiotic inciting stressors, drought, warmer temperatures, waterlogging, within climate change scenario, declines described herein as well dysbiosis. involvement some aggressive phytopathogens another feature these Oomycetes contribute to COD, SOD, KVDS; Xylella fastidiosa subsp. pauca Botryosphaeriaceae affect enterobacteria AOD, representing decisive contributing factors. These quite complex, comprehensive approach required dissect facets involved. A altered host–microbial community relationships can lead more tailored managing Maintaining tree resilience Earth remains primary goal achieve preserving both natural ecosystems profitable crops.
Language: Английский