In the early nineteenth century the rapid increase in instances of timber decay attributed to dry rot ( brown rot ) in the British naval fleet brought the term into wider usage.
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In the framework of a review in November 1992, considerable damage to ceiling beams by brown rot was observed, which led in December 1992 to the first damage analysis, confirming this damage.
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This brown rot fungus degrades only cellulose, leaving the other primary constituents of wood, lignin, as a considerably less dense but fairly stable residual structure that is suitable for excavation by woodpeckers.
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If your peaches were ruined by brown rot this summer, remove the remaining fruit : The fungus that causes the disease will winter over on mummified fruit and reinfect the tree next year.
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Farmers worry that with a shortened dormant period, the crop will be weakened by disease, making plums and peaches susceptible to brown rot, prunes to russet scab and apples and pears to fire blight.
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As a result of this type of decay, the wood shrinks, shows a brown discoloration, and cracks into roughly cubical pieces; hence the name " brown rot " or " cubical brown rot ".
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As a result of this type of decay, the wood shrinks, shows a brown discoloration, and cracks into roughly cubical pieces; hence the name " brown rot " or " cubical brown rot ".
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Brown rot of potato caused by " R . solanacearum " race 3 biovar 2 is among the most serious disease of potato worldwide, which is responsible for an estimated $ 950 million in losses each year.
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After time, brown rot has become resistant to a few fungicides including both DMI and BZI . Luckily, scientists have been able to develop strategies for managing or delaying fungicide resistance to Brown rot blossom blight . [ 6]
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After time, brown rot has become resistant to a few fungicides including both DMI and BZI . Luckily, scientists have been able to develop strategies for managing or delaying fungicide resistance to Brown rot blossom blight . [ 6]
