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plasmodiophora

/ˌplæz.mə.diˈɒf.ə.rə/

Traduction: Nom scientifique désignant un genre de micro-organismes parasitaires des plantes, proches des myxomycètes, responsable notamment de la hernie des crucifères.

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/ˌplæz.mə.diˈɒf.ə.rə/C2formalscientific
  • frNom scientifique désignant un genre de micro-organismes parasitaires des plantes, proches des myxomycètes, responsable notamment de la hernie des crucifères.

A scientific noun referring to a genus of minute plant parasitic fungi within the family Plasmodiophoraceae, which are similar to and sometimes classified among the slime molds.

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  1. Type genus of PlasmodiophoraceaeC2formalscientific

    A genus of microscopic plant-parasitic organisms, similar to slime molds, that cause diseases like clubroot in cruciferous plants.

    frPlasmodiophora (genre)

    • Plasmodiophora brassicae is the species responsible for clubroot disease in cabbage and related crops.
    • The life cycle of Plasmodiophora involves resting spores that can survive in soil for many years.
    • Researchers are studying the genetic makeup of Plasmodiophora to develop resistant crop varieties.
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  • plasmodiophorae plural form
  • plasmodiophorae's possessive plural form
  • plasmodiophora's possessive singular form