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Hapalosphaeria deformans is an ascomycete fungus. It is the causal organism of Stamen Blight of caneberry. It is a common disease in Pacific Northwest of North America (especially west of the Cascades, especially in Oregon), elsewhere in Canada, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, and Spain. It affects the commercial harvest of Oregon dewberries, and boysenberries and cascadeberries in British Columbia. It is not commercially significant in red raspberry in Scotland.

Hosts

Caneberries are hosts. Among cane species, known domesticated hosts are blackberry, boysenberry, cascadeberry, evergreen blackberry, loganberry, red raspberry, and youngberry, and nine wild Rubus including wild red raspberry.

See also

• List of caneberries diseases

References

1. ^ Ellis, Michael A.; Converse, Richard H.; Williams, Roger N.; Williamson, Brian, eds. (1991). Compendium of Raspberry and Blackberry Diseases and Insects. St. Paul, Minn., US: APS Press (American Phytopathological Society). pp. vi+100. ISBN 0-89054-121-3. LCCN 91-76318. OCLC 24875558.

External links

• Index Fungorum
• USDA ARS Fungal Database

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