fusarium ear blight

Fusarium ear blight (also called FEB or Scab), is a fungal disease in plants. It is responsible for the most common damaging disease that affects golf course grass. From an economic stand point, it is one of the major cereal diseases, being responsible for significant grain yield reduction in wheat and oats. It also represents a serious threat to human health, because it is responsible for dangerous mycotoxin-infected grain and food items. The Fusarium Ear Blight is due to a Fusarium fungus. There are five major species of Fusarium:

Fusarium avenaceum (Gibberella avenacea)
Fusarium culmorum
Fusarium graminearum (Gibberella zeae)
Fusarium poae
Microdochium nivale (Monographella nivalis, formerly Fusarium nivale)

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

self defense
medevac
hospital ship
fire engine
edmund barton
evacuation
bomb threat
kotoku shusui
advanced cardiac life support
bomb disposal
defibrillation

cabinet office briefing room a
artificial respiration
intubation
icelandic krna
five year plan
lofsngur
ac cars
whitehall
improvisational comedy
cosmos: a personal voyage
err

rsync
burrell affair
wheat mildew
opabinia
fusarium patch
scandal
paul burrell
ethelbald
ethiopian famine
ribe county
blaabjerg

billund
bramming
brrup
blvandshuk
esbjerg
fan
grindsted
holsted
ribe
varde
vejen