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The American Phytopathological Society (APS) is a nonprofit professional, scientific organization dedicated to the study and control of plant diseases.
Vegetative; without sex organs, gametes, or sexual spores; the imperfect or anamorphic stage of a fungus.
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A disease symptom in which there is a copious flow of resin from a wound or infection site of a conifer.
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An essential element needed by plants for growth and required in very small amounts (see macronutrient. )
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Cellular inclusions that are sites of synthesis of viral components and the assembly of virus particles.
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Describing a rust fungus that produces only teliospores and basidiospores (see demicyclic, macrocyclic. )
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A chemical compound produced by one microorganism that inhibits growth or kills other living organisms.
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Compact or fused, generally upright conidiophores, with branches and spores forming a headlike cluster.
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Compact or fused, generally upright conidiophores, with branches and spores forming a headlike cluster.
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Complex polysaccharide carbohydrate in fungal cell walls, animal exoskeletons, and nematode egg shells.
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Condition in which sexual reproduction occurs with a single thallus; self-fertile (see heterothallism. )
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