Erysiphales
- noun
- /ˌɛrəˈsɪfeɪliz/
- Specialized
- Several species within the Erysiphales are responsible for the familiar white powdery mildew seen on garden plants.
Examples
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Scientists study the Erysiphales to better understand how plant diseases spread in crops.
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The Erysiphales are responsible for many crop diseases.
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A microscope is needed to accurately identify members of the Erysiphales on infected leaves.
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Farmers often struggle with Erysiphales infections in their fields.
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Several species within the Erysiphales are responsible for the familiar white powdery mildew seen on garden plants.
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Scientists study the Erysiphales to better understand how plant diseases spread in crops.
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Farmers often struggle with Erysiphales infections in their fields.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Erysiphales comes from the name of a mildew called Erysiphe plus the scientific ending -ales, which means 'group'. So, Erysiphales is the name for the group of fungi that live on plants and often make the white, powdery mildew you see on leaves.