Definition of Phomopsis in English:

Phomopsis

noun fəˈmɒpsɪs

Mycology

A genus of plant-parasitic mitosporic (imperfect) fungi, members of which are anamorphic forms of the genus Diaporthe (family Valsaceae) and cause leaf spots, fruit rots, and stem cankers in susceptible hosts; (also phomopsis) a fungus of this genus; disease caused by such a fungus.

Origin

Early 20th century. From scientific Latin Phomopsis, genus (originally subgenus) name from Phoma, genus name (E. Fries Systema mycologicum I. p. lii; irregularly from ancient Greek ϕωΐς blister (attested only in plural, ϕωΐδες; of uncertain origin) + scientific Latin -oma) + -opsis.

Definition of Phomopsis in US English:

Phomopsis

nounfəˈmɒpsɪs

Mycology

A genus of plant-parasitic mitosporic (imperfect) fungi, members of which are anamorphic forms of the genus Diaporthe (family Valsaceae) and cause leaf spots, fruit rots, and stem cankers in susceptible hosts; (also phomopsis) a fungus of this genus; disease caused by such a fungus.

Origin

Early 20th century. From scientific Latin Phomopsis, genus (originally subgenus) name from Phoma, genus name (E. Fries Systema mycologicum I. p. lii; irregularly from ancient Greek ϕωΐς blister (attested only in plural, ϕωΐδες; of uncertain origin) + scientific Latin -oma) + -opsis.

单词	Phomopsis
释义	Definition of Phomopsis in English: Phomopsis noun fəˈmɒpsɪs Mycology A genus of plant-parasitic mitosporic (imperfect) fungi, members of which are anamorphic forms of the genus Diaporthe (family Valsaceae) and cause leaf spots, fruit rots, and stem cankers in susceptible hosts; (also phomopsis) a fungus of this genus; disease caused by such a fungus. Origin Early 20th century. From scientific Latin Phomopsis, genus (originally subgenus) name from Phoma, genus name (E. Fries Systema mycologicum I. p. lii; irregularly from ancient Greek ϕωΐς blister (attested only in plural, ϕωΐδες; of uncertain origin) + scientific Latin -oma) + -opsis. Definition of Phomopsis in US English: Phomopsis nounfəˈmɒpsɪs Mycology A genus of plant-parasitic mitosporic (imperfect) fungi, members of which are anamorphic forms of the genus Diaporthe (family Valsaceae) and cause leaf spots, fruit rots, and stem cankers in susceptible hosts; (also phomopsis) a fungus of this genus; disease caused by such a fungus. Origin Early 20th century. From scientific Latin Phomopsis, genus (originally subgenus) name from Phoma, genus name (E. Fries Systema mycologicum I. p. lii; irregularly from ancient Greek ϕωΐς blister (attested only in plural, ϕωΐδες; of uncertain origin) + scientific Latin -oma) + -opsis.
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