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botrytis
[ boh-trahy-tis ]
noun
- any imperfect fungus of the genus Botrytis, having the conidia in grapelike bunches: a major cause of plant disease.
botrytis
/ bɒtˈraɪtɪs /
noun
- any of a group of fungi of the genus Botrytis , several of which cause plant diseases
- winemaking a fungus of this genus, Botrytis cinerea , which causes noble rot
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The Botrytis infestans, "attacks the leaves and stems of potatoes."
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This showy and remarkable species is set out from T. botrytis Pers.
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The spores are larger than in the red forms of T. botrytis as usually presented, smoother and of different color.
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The capillitium is like that of T. botrytis, but differs in the more open sculpture and the longer and smoother unwound tips.
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The final or culminating cause of the disease known as the "potato-rot" is Botrytis (peronospora) infestans.
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