Exam 1 Flashcards

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Who is Norman E. Borlaug?

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Won nobel peace prize
Father of the Green Revolution
Plant Breed and Pathologist
Dwarf and rust resistance
MAN WHO SAVE A MILLION LIVES
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Late Blight of Potato

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Phytophthora
Caused Irish Potato Famine
1 million died, 2 million emigrated

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Founder of Plant Modern Pathology

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Heinrich Anton deBary-> Phytophthora

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4
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Chestnut Blight

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Almost eliminated American Chesnut
Economically valuable tree:
1. rot resistant wood
2. nuts
3. stain
4. keystone species
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5
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Ergot

Claviceps purpurea

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Causes…
Hallucinations, fever, gangrene, cramps, aborted fetuses, induced labor.

Had spiritual impacts such as witch trials, and the revelations.

Rye is the most susceptible, as well as barley and oats.

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Disease def.

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Any disturbance of a plant that interferes with its normal structure, function, or economic value.

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Symptoms

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The external and internal reactions or alterations of a plant as the result of disease.

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Signs

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Most important for diagnosis. The pathogen or its parts or products seen on a plant.

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damping-off (seedling blight)

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Symptom. Rapid death and collapse of very young seedlings.

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root rot, necrosis

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Symptom. The disintegration or decay of part or all parts of the root system.

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Necrosis

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Symptom. Eats dead or dying tissue.

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Chlorosis

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Symptom. Abnormal yellowing of leaves.

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Canker

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Symptom. Localized necrotic lesions on a stem or fleshy organ, often sunken of a plant. This includes a volume of tissue.

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14
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Witch’s Broom

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Symptom. ?

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15
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Scorch

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Symptom. Burned appearance of leaves.

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16
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Wilt

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Symptom. Generalized loss of turgidity and drooping of leaves or shoots.

17
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Epinasty

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Symptom. Abnormal down turning of leaves, and is incurable.

18
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Blight

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Symptom. Rapid death?

19
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Phyllody

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Symptom. Retrogression of flower organs back to leaves.

20
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Gall

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Symptom. Enlarged portions of plant organs with uncontrolled cell division of tissue.

21
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Gray Mold

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Sign

22
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Black Spot

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Sign

23
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Rust

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Sign. Usually rusty in color.

24
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Mistletoe

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Sign.

25
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Disease Triangle

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  1. Environment 2. Pathogen 3. Host

middle is Disease.