Rosellinia
- noun
- Specialized
- Identification of Rosellinia requires microscopic examination of their distinctive dark ascospores.
Examples
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Some Rosellinia fungi are significant plant pathogens, causing diseases in crops and trees.
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Species of Rosellinia are often found growing on decaying wood in forests.
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The Rosellinia species is often found in decaying wood.
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Many researchers study Rosellinia to understand its ecological role.
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Identification of Rosellinia requires microscopic examination of their distinctive dark ascospores.
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Some Rosellinia fungi are significant plant pathogens, causing diseases in crops and trees.
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Species of Rosellinia are often found growing on decaying wood in forests.
Synonyms
A group of fungi with dark spores that can harm plants
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rosellinia comes from the Italian surname Rosellini plus the Latin ending -a. It was named to honor an Italian botanist, so the name means the fungi 'of Rosellini' and is used as the scientific name for this group of fungi.