Gitta Jutta Langer

Head of section Mycology and Complex Diseases

Germany

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Gitta Jutta Langer is the Head of Section Mycology and Complex Diseases at the Northwestgerman Forest Research Institute (NW-FVA) in Germany. Her research focuses on the impacts of fungal pathogens and environmental factors on forest tree vitality, particularly regarding species such as European beech and Scots pine. Recent articles include studies on ash dieback, the role of fungal endophytes, and the disturbance ecology of temperate oak decline.

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Rainer Hurling

Head of section 'Beetles and Test Plant Protection'

Northwest German Forest Research Institute

GERMANY

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Steffen Bien

Northwest German Forest Research Institute

GERMANY

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Kathrin Blumenstein

Junior-Professor

Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

GERMANY

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Ewald Langer

Full professor

University of Kassel

GERMANY

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Fungi associated with Vitality loss of European beech in central Germany

Contributing to the disturbance ecology of Scots pine in Northwest Germany: Analyzing practitioners’ reports on damage severities

Review on temperate oak decline and oak diseases with a focus on Germany

Pests and fungal pathogens associated with Douglas fir stands showing crown defoliation and vitality loss

The fungal predominance in stem collar necroses of Fraxinus excelsior: a study on Hymenoscyphus fraxineus multilocus genotypes

Ash dieback assessments on intensive monitoring plots in Germany: influence of stand, site and time on disease progression

Endophytic community in juvenile Acer pseudoplatanus and pathogenicity of Cryptostroma corticale and other associated fungi under controlled conditions

A virus from Aspergillus cibarius with features of alpha- and betachrysoviruses

Vitality loss of beech: a serious threat to Fagus sylvatica in Germany in the context of global warming

Fungi associated with stem collar necroses of Fraxinus excelsior affected by ash dieback

Cryptostroma corticale and fungal endophytes associated with Fraxinus excelsior affected by ash dieback

Complete genome sequence of a novel alternavirus infecting the fungus Ilyonectria crassa

Fungi associated with woody tissues of Acer pseudoplatanus in forest stands with different health status concerning sooty bark disease (Cryptostroma corticale)

FraxForFuture—research on European ash dieback in Germany

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Rainer Hurling

Steffen Bien

Kathrin Blumenstein

Ewald Langer

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