BROWN ROT OF FRUIT TREES

Language		Translations for "BROWN ROT OF FRUIT TREES"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		monilia (brown rot, spur canker), gul monilia (brown rot, spur canker), graa monilia (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Dutch		bruinrot (Banana moko disease, brown rot, Potato bacterial wilt, Potato slime disease, spur canker, Tobacco granville wilt, Tomato southern bacterial wilt), Monilia-rot tak-en bloesemsterfte (brown rot, spur canker), leerrot (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Finnish		versomuumiotauti (brown rot, spur canker), ruskolaho (brown rot, spur canker), muumiotauti (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

French		rot brun des fruits (brown rot), moniliose des arbres fruitiers (brown rot). (various references)

German		Braunfäule (blight), Moniliakrankheit (brown rot, spur canker), Fruchtfäule (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Greek		φαιά σήψη των οπωροφόρων (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Italian		mummificazione della frutta (brown rot, spur canker), muffa a circoli della frutta (brown rot, spur canker), marciume della frutta (brown rot, spur canker), marciume bruno (brown rot, spur canker), marciume (putrefaction, rot, rottenness). (various references)

Pig Latin		ownbray otray ofay uitfray eestray

Portuguese		podridão parda (brown rot, spur canker), esclerotínia (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Spanish		podredumbre parda (brown rot, spur canker), podredumbre morena de los frutos (brown rot, spur canker), moniliosis de los frutos (brown rot, spur canker), momificación de los frutos (brown rot, spur canker), moho de las manzanas y peras (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)

Swedish		blom-och grentorka (brown rot, spur canker), grå monilia (brown rot, spur canker). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Domain	Definition
Food & Agriculture	A disease which destroys the fruit of peaches, plums, cherries and apricots and also of apples. The disease is usually recognized by the rotting of fruits, blasting of flowers and the killing of young stems. A brown spot appears on the fruit and may enlarge until the whole fruit is decayed. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language	Period	Translations
Latin	500 BCE-Modern	Monilia fructigena, Monilia laxa, sclÃ©rotinia. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

BROWN ROT OF FRUIT TREES

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