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Plant Pathology Glossary
... that carry the pathogen. Exclusion a method of disease prevention in which the pathogen or infected plant material is excluded from crop production areas. See quarantine. Extracellular outside a cell. ... necessarily a pathogen. Parenchyma the soft tissue comprised of living, thin-walled cells of variable size and form. Parenchyma cells are the most abundant cell type in plants. In leaves, parenchyma ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au

Tom Volk's Thansgiving fungi
... It's a Chytrid, a fungus with swimming spores. It mostly lives inside the host cells of the potato-hence the endobioticum. Alternaria solani Early blight of potato and tomato Affects ... The main fungus responsible for cranberry crop loss in Wisconsin. Early infection causes crop loss. Infected fruits fail to ripen Cottonball disease/tip blight of cranberry Bremia lactucae Downy mildew of ...
botit.botany.wisc.edu

July 2003 Newsletter
... tetanus by having a cut or deep puncture wound that receives little oxygen and becomes infected with C. tetani. Wounds that are deep, jagged, dirty or have gone untreated for several ... soil, street dust, dried fecal material and in injectable street drugs.    Clostridium tetani infects human cells at the wound site, and causes them to produce the tetanus toxin. This toxin is ...
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Angiosperm Families - Caryophyllaceae Juss.
... ), or exstipulate. Stipules not ochreate. Leaf anatomy. Minor leaf veins without phloem transfer cells (10 genera). Stem anatomy. Cork cambium present, or absent; initially deep-seated. Nodes ... Scleranthus, Anychia (= Paronychia). • Technical details (Illecebrum, Dicheranthus). • ‘Franklin's Tartar’ (virus infected carnation). Quotations Quaff’d off the muscadel, And threw the sops all in ...
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... generating system. The tree has no mechanism to form new, healthy cells in the same positions as those that are infected. Regenerating systems in animals do restore, repair, replace and regenerate parts ... lysis, and new cells forming again in the same positions of those that died, lysed, and were eliminated. This normal process of apoptosis accelerates after animals are injured and infected. This ...
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... , cracks, woundwood ribs, discolored wood associated with cracks. 9. Discolored wood and wetwood - patterns of infected wood, CODIT walls, callus, odors, internal checking patterns. 10. Decayed wood - white rot, brown rot ... the center of the tree. Oaks have a darkly colored protection wood called heartwood. All cells are dead in the heartwood. 3. Some events caused the tree to start decreasing its ...
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Western Suburbs Orchid Society Inc. Homepage - Sydney, Australia.
... which have yellow spotting or markings on their foliage may be infected with virus a common virus is Cymbidium Mosaic Virus (abbreviated as ... Gardens, Sydney or any orchid society by taking the plant or infected foliage to them. Viruses are spread through cutting instruments. It is ... PEST CONTROL Pests cause damage by sucking the sap from the cells of the plant tissue or by attacking the foliage. RED ...
home.exetel.com.au

Fungal Diseases
... FOR ORGANIC FUNGAL CONTROL Fungi attack plants to feed on sugars within the plant cells. The best defence is to grow healthy plants with strong cell walls. Good hygiene ... SPOT These diseases can attack leaves, stems and fruit of plants. Do not put infected plants, branches, leaves, flowers or fruit in the compost. ---------------------------------------------- GRAPE Black Spot 'Elsinoe ampelina' ...
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Lily Pests and Diseases
... burst open from the cell and move on to infect other cells and start the process over again. When this happens the normal ... stem bulbils from an infected plant will also be infected. Only the seeds are not affected, so if you have a clump of infected lilies by ... should be destroyed. Stem bulblets however can be saved. In heavily infected areas the soil should be completely replaces to a depth of 18 ...
mikesbackyardgarden.org

X-DISEASE (Mycoplasma disease of peaches and nectarines), HYG-3206-98
... . Fruit set on trees infected with X-disease may appear nor-mal at first, but fruit on infected branches will usually drop ... virus particles. Mycoplasma live in phloem cells of plants. The phloem is a network of cells for moving foodstuffs manufactured in the ... of leafhoppers, and therefore X-disease, can also occur from infected sweet and sour cherry, particularly from trees on mazzard rootstock. ...
ohioline.osu.edu

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