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The American Phytopathological Society (APS) is a nonprofit professional, scientific organization dedicated to the study and control of plant diseases.
Having two sexually compatible haploid nuclei per cell, that divide simultaneously; this phase is called the dikaryophase.
Industry:Plants
Plant tissue characterized by frequent cell division, producing cells that become differentiated into specialized tissues.
Industry:Plants
To spread or transfer, as in spreading an infectious pathogen from plant to plant or from one plant generation to another.
Industry:Plants
A culture medium containing substances that specifically inhibit or prevent the growth of some species of microorganisms.
Industry:Plants
A measure of relative acute toxicity; the lethal dose of a compound that causes death in 50% of the test animals treated.
Industry:Plants
A symptom of plant disease characterized by shedding of unopened buds; classically, the failure to produce fruit or seed.
Industry:Plants
Asexual reproduction; in plants, the use of cuttings, bulbs, tubers, and other vegetative plant parts to grow new plants.
Industry:Plants
Possessing a gene from another species; used to describe the organisms that have been the subject of genetic engineering.
Industry:Plants
Ability of one species to inhibit or prevent the growth of another species through the production of toxic substance(s. )
Industry:Plants
Application of a solution or suspension of a chemical to the soil, especially pesticides to control soilborne pathogens.
Industry:Plants
