<![CDATA[Pratama, R., Sinaga, T. I., Ariska, A., Arpalwa, M. E., Srikandi, A. U .P., Safitri, A. (2025). Incidenci and Intensity of Fusarium (Fusarium sp.) Wild Disease in Acacia (Acacia crassicarpa). In: Herlinda S et al. (Eds.), Prosiding Seminar Nasional Lahan Suboptimal ke-13 Tahun 2025, Palembangg 20 Oktober 2025. (pp. x–y). Palembang: Penerbit & Percetakan Universitas Sriwijaya  (UNSRI).Disease caused by fusarium disease in acacia is typified by the yellowing and wilting of leaves until the plant dies as a result of fungal assaults that interfere with the flow of nutrients and water. Industrial forest plants (HTI) like acacia plants have the potential to be used as pulp, the primary raw material for everyday products. Direct observation of sick plants was used as the study method in this field practice. Sample plants inside the observation plots were examined in order to conduct direct of the A. crassicarpa plants. Then, utilizing pre-made questions, direct interviews were carried out with the nursery's team. It is crucial to make observations prior to implementing control measures. Evaluating the degree of attack and the illness's effects on the plants, the observation provides crucial details regarding the disease's spread, damage severity, and signs of Fusarium wilt disease assault on Acacia plants. In Sungai Beyuku Block A, observations of the incidence and severity of Fusarium wilt disease revealed a very low incidence of 0.62% and an equally low intensity of 0.62%. In Sungai Beyuku Block B, on the other hand, the sickness rate was a little higher at 3.93%, while the intensity was 3.96%. Identifying Fusarium wilt disease symptoms on A. crassicarpa plants at the Air Sugihan and Sungai Beyuku nurseries, assessing the severity and frequency of the disease at the Air Sugihan nursery, and the Sungai Beyuku were the goals of this field.]]>
