Leaf spotting sometimes accompanies other symptoms, as does a grey mold growth on stems and leaves.
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Botrytis ( also known as grey mold ) belongs to the group hyphomycetes and has about 30 different species.
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"Muscodor albus " fungi produces chemicals that inhibit the growth of grey mold " Botrytis cinerea " ( pictured ) on table grapes
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Botrytis blight is a grey mold fungus that was first observed on New Jersey blueberries in 1924 and by the 1950s was considered the most dangerous disease of the Northwest.
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Although insects can be a problem, by far the biggest killer of carnivorous plants ( besides human maltreatment ) is grey mold ( " Botrytis cinerea " ).
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Venus flytraps will do well under these conditions but are actually rather difficult to grow : even if treated well, they will often succumb to grey mold in winter unless well ventilated.
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Semi-autoflowering strains can be harvested before the weather in northern latitudes becomes very wet and cold ( generally October ), whereas other strains are just finishing flowering, and may suffer from botrytis ( grey mold ) caused by wet weather.
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Berries can be shipped under high carbon dioxide or modified atmosphere of 10-15 % carbon dioxide for high carbon dioxide or 15-20 % carbon dioxide and 5-10 % oxygen for a modified atmosphere container to increase shelf life and prevent grey mold rot.
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Blue cheese is a general classification of cheeses that have had cultures of the mold " Penicillium " added so that the final product is spotted or veined throughout with blue, or blue-grey mold and carries a distinct smell, either from that or various specially cultivated bacteria.
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Pretreatment of apples and oranges with " R . glutinis " effectively reduced or prevented blue mold ( " P . expansum " ) and grey mold ( " B . cinerea " ), lengthening the shelf life of these fruits without a reduction in fruit quality.
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