Another potato wart case found in Canada; U.S. industry concerned (Capital Press, 11/3/2022)
Synchytrium endobioticum (Schilb.) Percival: pest risk assessment for Oregon (2010) Oregon Department of Agriculture
fungus
“Humongous Fungus” and forest fires
What the World’s Largest Organism Reveals About Fires and Forests (Wired, 5/21/22)
The Malheur National Forest : location of the world’s largest living organism (the humongous fungus) (2008) United States Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region
White-nose syndrome and bats
Oregon wildlife experts step up efforts to prevent a deadly fungal disease that attacks bats (Capital Chronicle, 3/24/2022)
White nose syndrome (WNS): impacts to Oregon bats (2011) Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Drug-resistant fungus outbreak
Patients responding well to treatment following first cases of drug-resistant yeast in Oregon (Salem Reporter, 12/30/21)
Extent of fungal outbreak at Salem Health to be known next week (Statesman Journal, 12/30/21)
Identifying a disinfectant effective against Candida auris (C. auris) (2021) Oregon Department of Agriculture, Pesticides Program
“Humongous Fungus” fake photographs
Fact check: Fake photos of ‘humongous fungus,’ world’s largest living organism, are circulating online (Statesman Journal, 7/29/2021)
The Malheur National Forest : location of the world’s largest living organism (the humongous fungus) (2008) United States Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region
Cryptococcus fungus source
Killer fungus rode into Oregon on ships, a tsunami and a flood, researchers say (Oregonian, 10/8/2019)
Cryptococcus gattii information for health care providers (2008) Oregon Health Authority
CD summary, vol. 60, no.23 (2011) Oregon Health Authority
Giant fungus
Oregon forest has an ancient unseen killer: ‘Humongous Fungus’ (Bend Bulletin, 9/1/2019)
The Malheur National Forest: location of the world’s largest living organism (the humongous fungus) (2008) United States Forest Service
White Nose Syndrome in Bats
Scientists On Case Of Deadly Bat Disease Discover New Clues (OPB, 8/1/2017)
White nose syndrome (WNS): impacts to Oregon bats (2011) Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
White Nose Syndrome in Bats
White-Nose Syndrome spreads farther (Herald and News, 11/12/2016)
White nose syndrome (WNS) : impacts to Oregon bats [PDF] (2011) Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Swiss needle cast disease
Fungal Disease Grows Among Douglas Fir Trees On Oregon Coast (OPB, 8/19/2016)
Swiss needle cast map (annual) Oregon Department of Forestry
Swiss needle cast of Douglas-fir in Oregon [PDF] (2008) Oregon State University Extension Service
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