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Cultural characteristics, morphology, and pathogenicities of ICMP-2487, a New Zea-land isolate of Alternaria alternata strawberry pathotype were compared with 5 Japanese isolates (OH-5, 90-12, MO-1, SN-3, and MA-2). Concurrently, the resistance of a new strawberry cultivar designated as 'Akita Berry', a somaclonal variant to a New Zealand isolate (ICMP-2487) was examined. The following results were obtained.1. No differences between the New Zealand and Japanese isolates were found in the growth and colors of colonies, shapes, sizes, and septa of conidia.2. Pathogenicities of ICMP-2487 to 58 strawberry cultivars and strains, 4 pear culti-vars, 3 cabbage cultivars, 3 tomato cultivars, 3 Welsh onion cultivars, 2 carrot cultivars, and 2 sunflower cultivars were similar to those of Japanese isolates.3. No lesions on 'Akita Berry' were formed by inoculation of ICMP-2487 and Japanese isolates. This cultivar is, therefore, resistant to the isolates of Alternaria alternata straw-berry pathotype occuring in Japan and in New Zealand.

Characteristics of Alternaria alternata Strawberry Pathotype Isolated in New Zealand and the Resistance of the 'Akita Berry' Strawberry to the Fungus