| Literature DB >> 33283604 |
Archana Jain1, Surendra Sarsaiya1,2,3, Jishuang Chen2, Qin Wu1, Yuanfu Lu1, Jingshan Shi1.
Abstract
Many of the Orchidaceae species are threatened due to environmental changes and over exploitation for full fill global demands. The main objective of this article was critically analyzed the recent global distribution of Orchidaceae diversity, its disease patterns, microbial disease identification, detection, along with prevention and challenges. Critical analysis findings revealed that Orchidaceae growth and developments were affected indirectly or directly as a result of complex microbial ecological interactions. Studies have identified many species associated with orchids, some are pathogenic and cause symptoms such as soft rot, brown rot, brown spot, black rot, wilt, foliar, root rot, anthracnose, leaf spot. The review was provided the comprehensive data to evaluate the identification and detection of microbial disease, which is the most important challenge for sustainable cultivation of Orchidaceae diversity. Furthermore, this article is the foremost of disease triggering microbes, orchid relations, and assimilates various consequences that both promoted the considerate and facts of such disease multipart, and will permit the development of best operative disease management practices.Entities:
Keywords: Orchidaceae; detection; diseases; environmental conditions; geographical distribution; pathogens
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Year: 2021 PMID: 33283604 PMCID: PMC8806279 DOI: 10.1080/21655979.2020.1853447
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Bioengineered ISSN: 2165-5979 Impact factor: 3.269
Figure 1.Systematic overview of environmental conditions responsible for orchids plant health’s
Systematic evaluation of recent orchid diseases with treatment approaches
| Year | Region | Host | Causal Agent | Disease | Symptoms | Prevention | Treatment | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Indonesia | Orchidaceae | Soft rot | Leaves seem yellow, liquid soaked and turn out to be black with sunken | Avoid directly above watering, retain leaves | Instantly eliminate diseased material | [ | |
| 2015 | Vietnam | Brown Rot | Leaves waterlogged, brown spots turn to | Circular and brown spots over the exterior of leaves, and light Gray masses spores formed on the rotted zone | Choose resistant varieties whenever possible. Remove infected plant parts, improve air circulation, use earth friendly fungicide and thoroughly spray on the plant. | [ | ||
| 2016 | China | Brown Spot | The leaf spots were brown, surrounded by yellow halos, usually circular, less often irregular, and they dried. The infection spreads rapidly | Prefers warm, moist conditions. Decrease | Directly eliminate | [ | ||
| 2016 | Florida | Black Rot | Initial seem small, irregular, watery, | High humidity and temperatures favor the disease spread. Applied the preventative | Eliminate infected | [ | ||
| 2017 | China | Fusarium Wilt | Diseased leaves turn yellow, shrill, wrinkled | Maintain appropriate hygiene. Disinfect cutting tools subsequently each usage, preferably using fire sterilization. | Remove infected portion of pseudobulb and rhizome if the purple | [ | ||
| 2018 | Honolulu | Orchid | Foliar | Flower with leaf spots, sheath blights, wilts, pseudo stem or root rots | Apply water directly around plants by soaker tube, slow successively hose, or soaking can. | Apply water by using the sprinkler in the before noon, resultant foliage dehydrates quickly | [ | |
| 2019 | China | Fungal Root Rot | Leaves and pseudobulbs converted | Fresh potting media | Remove infected part of roots and leaves using a sterile cutting tool, | [ | ||
| 2019 | Netherland | Orchidaceae | Anthracnose | Leaf edge become | Regular sanitation, | Spray systemic fungicide | [ | |
| 2019 | China | Leaf spot | The minor spots started on leaf, endure to expand, turn dark brown to black, circular or irregular lesions. | Maintain clean air, decrease humidity, and water | Eliminate infected parts with a germ-free instrument and decrease leaf moisture. Spray with a complete fungicide. | [ |
Figure 4.Modern identification approaches for the detection of pathogens
Description of sign of common orchid disease
| Common disease signs and symptoms | Key description |
|---|---|
| Orchid has become a large plant but without flowers or with few barbs. | This is usually a sign of environmental problems. Check lighting, temperature, etc. |
| The leaves are very dark green. | The dark green leaves are regularly a pined for highlight of an indoor plant, in case an orchid appears dark green leaves it means it isn’t accepting the correct amount of light. Orchid leaves in great wellbeing are olive green. |
| Brown tips seemed on the orchid leaves. | Disease triggered by excessive fertilization as well as fungal diseases are common causes of leaves darkening. |
| The orchid leaves seem to be injured by the sun; yellow, calloused, in the mid of the leaves. | Orchids prefer indirect light. Revelation to straight sunlight may cause harm to the leaves. |
| The orchid leaves have a wrinkled presence. | This is dehydration caused via an irrigation problematic. The plant basically has not been supplied with adequate water or over watered and then rotted roots. |
| The roots are changed from being white/grayish green to actuality wrinkled | Occurred due to most probable an irrigation problem. If an orchid is not receipting the appropriate volume of water, the roots may initiate to wrinkle. |