genus Phytophthora

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genus Phytophthora - destructive parasitic fungi causing brown rot in plants

Phytophthora

fungus genus - includes lichen genera

family Pythiaceae, Pythiaceae - fungi having sporangia usually borne successively and singly at the tips of branching sporangiophores

Phytophthora citrophthora - causes brown rot gummosis in citrus fruits

Phytophthora infestans - fungus causing late blight in solanaceous plants especially tomatoes and potatoes

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family Pythiaceae fungus genus Phytophthora Phytophthora citrophthora Phytophthora infestans Pythiaceae	Speaking on Radio 4's You And Yours programme, he said: "Sudden Oak Death is a fungus disease which was first identified almost simultaneously in California and Northern Europe and has now been characterised as a new species of the genus Phytophthora, which is probably best-known to gardeners as the disease that causes potato blight. Halting the plant pests by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) ``Sudden Oak Death is a fungus disease which was first identified almost simultaneously in California and northern Europe and has now been characterised as a new species of the genus Phytophthora, which is probably best known to gardeners as the disease that causes potato blight,'' says Dr Prior. Gardening - Deadly disease hits our shores; But experts say there's ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) The genus Phytophthora includes, besides the species that attacks potatoes, one that has alarmed the West Coast with sudden oak death (SN: 8/5/00, p. Microbial suspect named in beech deaths. (Bleeding Trees) by Milius, S. / Science News	genus Phragmipedium genus Phragmites genus Phrynosoma genus Phthirius genus Phthirus genus Phthorimaea genus Phyllitis genus Phyllium genus Phyllocladus genus Phyllodoce genus Phylloporus genus Phyllorhynchus genus Phylloscopus genus Phyllostachys genus Phyllostomus genus Phylloxera genus Physa genus Physalia genus Physalis genus Physaria genus Physeter genus Physostegia genus Physostigma genus Phytelephas genus Phytolacca genus Phytophthora genus Pica genus Picea genus Pickeringia genus Picoides genus Picrasma genus Picris genus Picumnus genus Picus genus Pieris genus Pilea genus Pilosella genus Pilularia genus Pimenta genus Pimpinella genus Pinckneya genus Pinctada genus Pineus genus Pinguicula genus Pinguinus genus Pinicola genus Pinnotheres genus Pinus genus Pipa genus Piper genus Pipile	genus Phragmites genus Phrynosoma genus Phthirius genus Phthirus genus Phthorimaea genus Phyllitis genus Phyllium genus Phyllocladus genus Phyllodoce genus Phylloporus genus Phyllorhynchus genus Phylloscopus genus Phyllostachys genus Phyllostomus genus Phylloxera genus Physa genus Physalia genus Physalis genus Physaria genus Physeter genus Physostegia genus Physostigma genus Phytelephas genus Phytolacca genus Phytophthora genus Pica genus Picea genus Pickeringia genus Picoides genus Picrasma genus Picris genus Picumnus genus Picus genus Pieris genus Pilea genus Pilosella genus Pilularia genus Pimenta genus Pimpinella genus Pinckneya genus Pinctada genus Pineus genus Pinguicula genus Pinguinus genus Pinicola genus Pinnotheres genus Pinus genus Pipa genus Piper

Speaking on Radio 4's You And Yours programme, he said: "Sudden Oak Death is a fungus disease which was first identified almost simultaneously in California and Northern Europe and has now been characterised as a new species of the genus Phytophthora, which is probably best-known to gardeners as the disease that causes potato blight.

Halting the plant pests by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

``Sudden Oak Death is a fungus disease which was first identified almost simultaneously in California and northern Europe and has now been characterised as a new species of the genus Phytophthora, which is probably best known to gardeners as the disease that causes potato blight,'' says Dr Prior.

Gardening - Deadly disease hits our shores; But experts say there's ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

The genus Phytophthora includes, besides the species that attacks potatoes, one that has alarmed the West Coast with sudden oak death (SN: 8/5/00, p.

Microbial suspect named in beech deaths. (Bleeding Trees) by Milius, S. / Science News

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