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canker

In medicine, small ulcers that form around the mouth or lips. They often occur when a person is debilitated generally.



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Iowa State Soybean Extension agronomist Palle Pedersen was one of many who sounded a renewed alert on commonly occurring fungal diseases, such as pythium, phytophthora, anthracnose and brown stem rot.
The Fungicide Boost by Wenzel, Wayne / Farm Journal
For instance, Dirr describes the American plane tree as "truly at its 'best' when anthracnose [keeps] it devoid of leaves," while the original Camperdowni cultivar of Scotch Elm, in Dundee, turns out to be "rather pathetic and snaggle-toothed.
Christmas Critics by Birnbaum, Ben / Commonweal
Anthracnose, the deadly fungus that has killed wild dogwoods, has affected 70 percent of Mammoth Cave National Park in south-central Kentucky, according to the Associated Press.
Dogwoods dying in Kentucky NP by American Forests
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