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Images of symptoms caused by Rhodococcus fascians on different hosts

These images are intended for growers of herbaceous plants to help determine if Rhodococcus fascians infections are present. Please be cautioned that growth regulators, repeated clipping, and various other practices can cause similar symptoms, and a suspect plant should be sent to a diagnostic laboratory for confirmation.

The following table has links to images of symptoms caused by Rhodococcus fascians on different hosts*. Please check back often for new images.

Scientific name

Common name

Family

Acanthus mollis

Bear's breeches

Acanthaceae

Argyranthemum sp.

Argyranthemum

Asteraceae

Aruncus aethusifolius

Aruncus

Rosaceae

Boltonia asteroides

Boltonia

Asteraceae

Campanula sp.

Bellflower

Campanulaceae

Coreopsis verticillata

Thread leaved coreopsis

Asteraceae

Dianthus caryophyllus

Carnation

Caryophyllaceae

Erodium reichardii

Reichard's cranesbill

Geraniaceae

Erysimum variegatum

Wallflower

Brassicaceae

Heliopsis helianthoides

Ox-eye daisy

Asteraceae

Heuchera sanguinea

Coral bells

Saxifragaceae

Hosta sp.

Hosta lily

Liliaceae

Iberis sp.

Candytuft

Brassicaceae

Lamium maculatum

Spotted dead nettle

Lamiaceae

Lavatera thuringiaca

Tree lavatera

Malvaceae

Leucanthemum x superbum

Shasta daisy

Asteraceae

Lilium sp.

Lily

Liliaceae

Monarda sp.

Bee balm

Lamiaceae

Nemesia sp.

Nemesia

Scrophulariaceae

Oenothera berlandieri

Mexican evening primrose

Onagraceae

Petunia x hybrida

Petunia

Solanaceae

Phlox paniculata

Garden phlox

Polemoniaceae

Physocarpus opulifolius

Ninebark

Rosaceae

Sorbaria sorbifolia

False spiraea

Rosaceae

Verbena sp.

Verbena

Verbenaceae

Veronica sp.

Veronica

Scrophulariaceae

Veronica spicata

Spike speedwell

Scrophulariaceae

Viola tricolor

Johnny-jump-up

Violaceae

*This is not an exhaustive list of Rhodococcus fascians hosts.

 

 

 

 

May 14, 2009
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