Molds

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Dead mens finger caused by...

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Xylaria Polymorpha

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Various grasses are controlled by ...

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Dreschlera/Exerohilium

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Causes apple scab

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Venturia Inaequalis

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Resistant cells usually in packen within host cells

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Sori

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Streak of corn leaves is caused by

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Physoderma Maydis

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Thread blight is caused by

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Ceratobasidium

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Mushroom order ____ , is large mychorrhizal or saprobic but a few are clearly parasitic

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Agaricales

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This causes root rot

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Armillaria

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Sexual Stage is called

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Cryphonectria

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Sicklepod, has long, and a problem to a number of crops, is ...

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Alternaria Cassiae

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Jointvech affects ...

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rice

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Erpithecial Ascomycetes regonized by their fleshy and unusally brightly colored peritheica

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Hypocreales

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Important plant parasites especially on grasses in which they not only cause diseases in some but become endophytes and provide protective qualities to others.

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Clavicipitales

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Jointvech/Collego, a mycoherbicide that utilizes _________ to control jointvech

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Colletotrichum Gloeosporoides

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Infection makes grasses toxic to mammals and increases resistance to insect _____ and grain consumption

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Herbivory

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Symbionts (AKA..)

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Endophytes

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Waterhyacinth was first introduced to this state

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FL

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One of the most puzzling problems in insect control

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Control of mosquitoes

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Causes sooty molds

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Capnodium

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Peach leaf curl is caused by

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Taphrina Deformans

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Pigweed is controlled by

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Phomopsis Amaranthicola

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Dutch Elm disease is caused by the fungus...

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Ophiostoma Ulmi

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These form reddish or brown ascal stromate that are normally embedded in plant tissues

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Diaporthales

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Cup fungi and their allies

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Discomycetes

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The cause of tar spot of maple

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Rhytisma

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This causes needle cast

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Lophiodermium

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Brown rot of peaches, what fungus causes it...

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Monilinia

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Citrus scab caused by

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Elsinoe

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Waterhycanith is highly infected with...

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Cercospora Rodmanii

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Fuzzy growth on leaves caused by Phytophora Infestans...

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Downy Mildews

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Club root of cabbage is caused by...

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Plasmodiophora Brassicae

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Metarrhizium's ability to form long chains of spores has enabled its use in...

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roach traps

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Powdery scab of potatoes is caused by

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Spongospora Subterraneae

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Oomycetes are characterized by having...

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Heterokont Zoospores

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Pernosporales contains the fungus

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Phtophytora Infestans

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This class contains what many interpret as endophytic slime molds

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Plasmodiophoromycetes

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Wart of potatoes caused by

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Synchytrium

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The greatest detriment of these fungi is in causing...

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abortion in cattle... that graze on infected grass

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Rust fungi represented by

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Uredinales

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ON the one hand, fungal endophytes are _____ because they protect the plant; while on the other hand, they are _____because they cause problems for and our domesticated animals when we eat such plants.

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Beneficial, Detrimental

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Cogon Grass is controlled by...

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Bipolaris Saccharii

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The use of fungi for biocontrol neamatodes, _____ , has been limited.

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myconematocide

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Aquatic nematodes are susceptible to attack by species of the aquatic oomycete...

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Lagenidium

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Root and stem rots

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Athelia

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A species that requires two hosts on which to complete its life cycle

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Heteroecious

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Dark colored perithecia in or on parsitized plants

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Xylariales

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Coelomomyces are...

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heteroecious

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Rust of roses is caused by

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Phragmidium

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Species of Dactyella and Arthrobotrys are known as

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Nemadote Trapping Fungi

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Fungal partners that will grow within

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Fungal Endophytes

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Rusts of Pines caused by

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Cronaritium

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Locust trees is controlled by

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Uromycicola Tepperianium

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Marijuana

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Fusarium Oxysporum

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Requires two hosts on wihch to complete their life cycle

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Heteroecious

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Tactic used in the control of ______ _______ is the breeding of resistant varietes of the host

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Cereal rust

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bracket fungi aka

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Aphyllorales

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Rust of Flax is caused by

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Melamspora

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A common endophyte on grasses, what we commonly call the choke disease is...

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Epichloe.

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An important cleistothecial group is the...

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Erysiphales

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Skeleton Weed that invades crop and pasture lands is controlleed by speices of the rust fungus...

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Puccinia

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The strangler vine/Milkweed is controlled by...

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Phytophthora Palmivora

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Sexual stage is called

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Cytospora

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This fungus is used to control the velvet leaf weed

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Fusarium

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Special compartments that beetles have that hardbor spores for a very long time.

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Mycangia

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These have advantages over chemical herbicides...

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Mycoherbicides

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This fungus controls sicklepod

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Alternaria Cassiae

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Many grasses are infected with systemic fungi belonging to the ...

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Clavicipitales

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Bunt and stinking smut is caused by

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Tilletia

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Purple Sedge is controlled by

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Dactylaria

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Cedars apple rust ic caused by

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Gymnosporangium

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The smut fungi is encompassed by

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Ustilaginales