Diseases caused by pathogens
A pathogen is a living organism or virus directly capable of causing disease. The term “disease” is defined as a harmful deviation from the normal functioning of physiological processes. Many taxonomically diverse organisms become phytopathogenic (cause plant diseases) under suitable conditions. Plant pathogens can be categorized by their formal biological classification (taxonomy).
Index of disease names and scientific names of their causal pathogens
The entries for diseases caused by pathogens have sections containing nomenclature and taxonomy; general information and importance; distribution and hosts; symptoms and signs; disease cycle; damage; prevention and management; selected references; and photographs depicting various stages of the pathogen and the damage caused.
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Veluticeps fimbriata
(Ellis & Everh.) Nakas.
Disease name: Brown cubical pocket rot
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Veneficium fluoris
Humain
Disease name: Fluoride injury
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Veneficium oxygenum
Humain
Disease name: Ozone injury
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Veneficium sulfureum
Humain
Disease name: Sulphur oxide injury
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Venturia moreletii
Rulamort
Disease name: Shepherd’s crook of aspen
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Venturia populina
(Vuill.) Fabric.
Disease name: Leaf blight (Ventura populina)
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Venturia saliciperda
(Nüesch)
Disease name: Willow scab
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Virgella robusta
(Tub.) Darker
Disease name: True fir blight