Monilinia yunnanensis M. J. Hu & C. Yes (Hu et al. No records found Yes. Causes brown rot Yes. Monilinia Yes. Monilinia Yes X. Luo 2011) of peach fruit and yunnanensis has yunnanensis which survives in recently been causes brown rot of [Helotiales; Sclerotiniaceae] mummified fruit (Hu reported from Prunus persica in Brown rot et al. 2011). Yunnan and Liaoning China, is most closely in China (Hu et al. related to M. 2011). Suitable fructigena, a species climatic conditions widely prevalent in for spore germination Europe (Hu et al. would occur in many 2011). Monilinia parts of Australia. fructigena causes significant yield losses both before and after harvest with losses of 7–36 per cent being reported (Jones 1990). It is considered that M. yunnanensis will produce similar economic consequences. Yes (Zhuang Yes. Qld, Vic. Assessment not Assessment not Assessment not Mucor circinelloides Tiegh. No 2005) (Plant Health required required required [Mucorales: Mucoraceae] Australia 2001). Mucor fruit rot Not a regulated pest for Tas. (DPIPWE 2013) and listed as a permitted organism (section 11) in the Western Australia BAM Act 2007(Government of Western Australia 2014).
Monilinia yunnanensis M. J. Hu & C. X. Luo [Helotiales; Sclerotiniaceae] Brown rot Yes (Hu et al. 2011) No records found Yes. Causes brown rot of peach fruit and survives in mummified fruit (Hu et al. 2011). Yes. Monilinia yunnanensis has recently been reported from Yunnan and Liaoning in China (Hu et al. 2011). Suitable climatic conditions for spore germination would occur in many parts of Australia. Yes. Monilinia yunnanensis which causes brown rot of Prunus persica in China, is most closely related to M. fructigena, a species widely prevalent in Europe (Hu et al. 2011). Monilinia fructigena causes significant yield losses both before and after harvest with losses of 7–36 per cent being reported (Jones 1990). It is considered that M. yunnanensis will produce similar economic consequences. Yes Mucor circinelloides Tiegh. [Mucorales: Mucoraceae] Mucor fruit rot Yes (Zhuang 2005) Yes. Qld, Vic. (Plant Health Australia 2001). Not a regulated pest for Tas. (DPIPWE 2013) and listed as a permitted organism (section 11) in the Western Australia BAM Act 2007(Government of Western Australia 2014). Assessment not required Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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