A rose fungus that creates a powdery coating on the leaves. It can be treated or prevented with fungicidal sprays.
a common name for mold or fungi; often used in reference to fungal growth on bathroom tiles and fixtures
in popular use, a visible growth of a mould on a plant surface or other substrate, though in the case of food products the term mould is commonly used. in professional colloquial use by plant pathologists, mildew is usually synonymous with powdery mildew, a growth on a plant surface by a member of the Erysiphales; a disease so signalized, or a powdery mildew fungus. Downy mildew, refers to infection by a member of the Peronosporaceae; a disease so signalized,or a downy mildew fungus. Dark mildews, is caused by one of the Meliolaceae.
A disease, fungus, which first attacks the leaf then the grapes, bringing about a decrease in quality. It is treated with copper sulphate.
Mildew is a fungus which thrives in moist or humid environments. See Mold.
Small parasitic fungi forming a loose growth of filaments on the host plant. Mist: Mist Propagation: Irrigation of cuttings by automatic overhead watering to prevent wilting.
Tiny fungus that can appear on just about any material left in damp conditions. It usually takes the form of brown or orange blotches. The stains left by mildew can be very difficult to remove.
A growth, usually white, produced by a fungus.
A plant disease caused by mould. Mildew appears as a powdery or downy growth on the host surface. See also Fungus.
a fungus that produces a superficial (usually white) growth on organic matter
A whitish growth produced by fungi.
A superficial growth produced by a fungus or organic substance.
Mildew is a fungal disease. There are two types: downy mildew and powdery mildew. If the plants are overcrowded and/or short of water, they are much more likely to suffer from diseases in general, and mildew in particular. You should be able to avoid this by ensuring the crop gets sufficient air and water. However, if it strikes, you can try feeding with a half-strength solution of seaweed fertiliser to give the plants a boost. In general, the damage is not great, although yields will be reduced, but you will probably find the crop that is produced is still usable.
superficial growth of fungi on organic surfaces
Organic surfaces exposed to high temperature-humidity atmospheres are attacked by fungus growth. This dark discoloration, usually a mold type of fungus but more commonly called "mildew."
fungal infection of the vine.
A white or grayish coating formed by fungi on plant leaves, cloth, paper, etc..
A discoloring of organic materials such as paint, paper and cloth caused by fungi. Grows in dark and moist environments, bath, showers and basements.
Filamentatious microscopic fungi.
Refers to downy mildew which is a fungus infection that causes yellow-brown spots on the leaves of edible greens in the mustard family.
a superficial growth produced on organic matter or living plants by fungi.
A black, gray or brown fungus that can grow on the surface of a paint or caulk. It forms most often on areas that tend to be damp and receive little or no sunlight.
A fungus that grows in dark, moist enviroments. It appears in different colors such as black, gray, yellow, green or purple.
A superficial growth of living organic matter produced by fungi in the presence of moisture; results in discoloration and decomposition of the surface.
A superficial coating or discoloration of organic materials caused by fungi, especially under damp conditions.
Fungus growth that can occur on carpet fibers. Causes odor and fiber degradation.
A common disease of most plants but of significance in cereals. White fluffy pustules appear on leaf or stem if rubbed off a brown stain is revealed. May spread to the ear if unchecked.
A fungal growth that does not cause deep discoloration of the wood. Associated with mould, it usually appears as tiny black spots that cover the timber surface.
Mildew is a fungus that grows in dark, moist environments - such as bathrooms, kitchens, saunas and shower rooms. It appears in different colours such as black, grey, yellow, green or purple.
Another form of fungi that can grow on wet clothes, plants, siding and other moist objects. Mold and mildew can cause the wood to remain moist, and may lead to early decay if not removed. (See description of mold.)
A disease in which the causal fungus forms a coating over the surface of plant parts. The coating, which is a mycelial growth, is usually thin and whitish. There are two types of mildew: downy and powdery.
1) Any fungus that attacks plants, paper, cloth and other objects, and forms a downy or powdery whitish growth; 2) The whitish growth formed by some fungi.
Fungal disease with spores on leaves. Powdery mildew feels like powder. Downy mildew feels like felt.
A fungal disease of plants in which the mycelium and spores of the fungus are seen as a whitish growth on the host surface. ()
Microscopic fungi, the spores of which can cause asthma in some people. Cladosporium and Alternaria spores are most allergenic.
This white, powdery deposit saves one the trouble of applying white fairy dust to the leaves to give them that coveted frosty look.
Mildew is a parasitic, filamentous fungus that grows on a host plant.
a superficial coating or discoloring of an organic material due to fungal growth, especially under damp conditions.
A fungal disease of crops, characterised by white fluffy pustules on leaves, ears and stems.
Any fungus that attacks various plants or appears on a material when exposed to dampness, which results in a thin, furry, whitish discoloration.
A growth of certain species of fungi. Note: On textile materials, this may lead to discoloration, tendering, and variation in dyeing properties.
