释义 |
false blossom noun 1. : a disease of the cranberry caused by a fungus (Exobasidium oxycocci) producing erect flower buds which produce malformed flowers that set no fruit or are sometimes replaced by a whorl of leaves or a branch — called also rosebloom 2. : a similar disease of cranberries caused by a virus and transmitted by a leafhopper (Scleroracus vaccinii) — called also Wisconsin false blossom |