pathotropism
the tendency of pathogens to cause disease in specific plants or plant organs
The research highlighted the pathotropism exhibited by certain fungal pathogens that selectively infect the roots of specific crop varieties.
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Exitthe tendency of pathogens to cause disease in specific plants or plant organs
The research highlighted the pathotropism exhibited by certain fungal pathogens that selectively infect the roots of specific crop varieties.
Set 235 of Word Ultra covers 5 words: pathotropism, brontide, diplopia, syzygy, fainaigue. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.
the tendency of pathogens to cause disease in specific plants or plant organs
The research highlighted the pathotropism exhibited by certain fungal pathogens that selectively infect the roots of specific crop varieties.
a low, rumbling sound associated with distant thunder or a similar phenomenon
As we sat by the campfire, we could hear the low brontide rolling in from the distance, signaling an approaching storm.
the perception of two images of a single object
After the eye examination, the doctor explained that she was experiencing diplopia, which made it difficult for her to focus on reading.
an alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line
The upcoming solar eclipse is a rare syzygy that will capture the attention of skywatchers around the world.
a state of fatigue or exhaustion caused by prolonged activity or effort
After the long hike reached its pinnacle, a deep state of fainaigue settled over the group, leaving everyone eager for rest.