oidium 的定义
plural o·id·i·a [oh-id-ee-uh]. /oʊˈɪd i ə/. Mycology.
- one of the conidia that are borne in chains by certain fungi.
- a thin-walled spore derived from the fragmentation of a hypha into its component cells.
更多oidium例句
- The original vines on the estate perished in the late 19th century from oidium and phylloxera, and Klein Constantia shut down.
- Shortly after the flies had some mouldy cream, the Oidium lactis was found in their fæces.
- In this ripening there is a prompt development of a heavy viscous slime, which consists of Oidium and bacteria.
- This occurs very rapidly under the attack of Oidium lactis accompanied by bacteria.
- This consists of bacteria of several forms, yeasts, Oidium lactis and accidental species of other molds.
- On roses the old Oidium leucoconium is but the conidia of Sphærotheca pannosa, and so of other species.