fungal growth
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffungalandgrowth
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fungal
adjective
uk/ˈfʌŋ.ɡəl/us/ˈfʌŋ.ɡəl/
caused by ...
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growth
noun
uk/ɡrəʊθ/us/ɡroʊθ/
The growth of a person, animal, or plant is its process of increasing ...
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(Definition offungalandgrowthfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffungal growth
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In case of inhibition due to bacteria,fungalgrowthwas depressed in the vicinity of the bacterial streaks.
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These anomalies are attributed to microbial activity, especiallyfungalgrowth, which was clearly visible.
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Seedlings growing in high light treatments photosynthesize more and therefore more carbohydrate is available forfungalgrowth.
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However, germination is much slower at lower temperatures, and there are risks offungalgrowth.
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The disease incidence was low since the microclimatic conditions within the greenhouse, such as aeration, were unfavorable forfungalgrowth.
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We show that the interplay between resource dynamics,fungalgrowthand plasmid transmission is crucial for coexistence.
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Nofungalgrowthwas observed in the control group plates.
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Not only was there no apparentfungalgrowth, except for one pat at week 8, but also very few larvae were recovered (less than 20%).
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However, compared to the original description, barley grains were changed with millet grains, asfungalgrowthmedium.
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Embryos that remained white and firm were scored as viable while those that were soft, discoloured or contaminated withfungalgrowthwere scored as nonviable.
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However, this enhancedfungalgrowthmay result from an increased nutrient supply due to solute leakage from tissue damaged during drying.
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Fungalgrowthinside the faeces could not be determined.
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Brassica residues inhibitfungalgrowthand reproduction20,51,52; they may also reduce disease pressure in the field26,53.
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Filtersterilized nystatin in methanol (50 mg lx1) was added to all media after autoclaving to preventfungalgrowth.
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When the fruit ripens it becomes covered in a greenishfungalgrowthand can become leaky.
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The infection usually appears at the upper leaf surface as whitefungalgrowth.
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The body temperature of a hibernating bat is the optimalfungalgrowthenvironment.
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The negative was cleaned offungalgrowth, damaged portions were restored, and missing parts of frames were re-instated.
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A bean that is too dry will be impossible for the larva to bore into, and wet beans may havefungalgrowth.
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Activity was found throughout the infected zone and not just the wound site; therefore,fungalgrowthand proteinase activity have a direct relationship.
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