Ophiostoma piceae

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Ophiostoma piceae is a species of sap-staining fungus commonly associated with coniferous trees and known for causing blue stain in lumber.

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Generate an image of an ophiostoma piceae (Ophiostoma piceae is a species of sap-staining fungus commonly associated with coniferous trees and known for causing blue stain in lumber.)

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Ophiostoma piceae canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fungus species ⓘ
sap-staining fungus ⓘ
saprobes ⓘ
affects coniferous trees ⓘ
associatedWith sapwood of conifers ⓘ
sawmill sapstain problems ⓘ
softwood lumber ⓘ
causes blue stain in lumber ⓘ
cellularTarget parenchyma cells in sapwood ⓘ
class Sordariomycetes ⓘ
colonizationStage early colonizer of freshly felled wood ⓘ
controlMethods chemical wood preservatives ⓘ
kiln drying of lumber ⓘ
doesNotTypicallyCause deep wood rot ⓘ
structural decay of wood ⓘ
economicImpact losses in lumber industry ⓘ
family Ophiostomataceae ⓘ
foundOn fir wood ⓘ
pine wood ⓘ
spruce wood ⓘ
genus Ophiostoma ⓘ
growsIn sapwood ⓘ
growthRequirement high moisture wood ⓘ
oxygenated sapwood ⓘ
habitat freshly cut logs ⓘ
sawmill environments ⓘ
impact discoloration of timber ⓘ
reduction of lumber value ⓘ
kingdom Fungi ⓘ
knownFor blue-black discoloration of wood ⓘ
causing sap stain in softwoods ⓘ
metabolism saprotrophic ⓘ
occursIn boreal forests ⓘ
temperate regions ⓘ
order Ophiostomatales ⓘ
phylum Ascomycota ⓘ
reproduction asexual spores ⓘ
sexual spores ⓘ
sporeDispersal insect-mediated ⓘ
sporeType conidia ⓘ
stainColor blue ⓘ
stainLocation tracheids of sapwood ⓘ
substrate conifer logs ⓘ
sawn timber ⓘ
transmittedBy bark beetles ⓘ
wood-boring insects ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ophiostoma → hasSpecies → Ophiostoma piceae ⓘ