ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA CANKER
Old English cancer, from Latin cancer crab, cancerous sore.
QUÉ SIGNIFICA CANKER EN INGLÉS
Llaga gangrenosa
El cáncer y la antracnosis generalmente se refieren a muchas enfermedades de plantas diferentes de síntomas tan ampliamente similares como la aparición de pequeñas áreas de tejido muerto, que crecen lentamente, a menudo durante años. Algunos son de poca importancia, pero otros son en última instancia letales y por lo tanto de gran importancia económica en la agricultura y la horticultura. Sus causas incluyen una amplia gama de organismos como hongos, bacterias, micoplasmas y virus. La mayoría de los organismos que causan chancro están ligados a una especie o género único, pero unos pocos atacarán a otras plantas. El tiempo y los animales pueden propagar el cáncer, poniendo así en peligro las zonas que tienen sólo una pequeña cantidad de cáncer. Aunque los fungicidas o bactericidas pueden tratar algunos chancros, a menudo el único tratamiento disponible es destruir la planta infectada para contener la enfermedad.
definición de canker en el diccionario inglés
La primera definición de cancro en el diccionario es una ulceración, especialmente de los labios o el revestimiento de la cavidad oral. Otra definición de cancro es una enfermedad de los caballos en la cual el cuerno de los cascos se vuelve blando y esponjoso. Canker también es una inflamación del revestimiento del oído externo, especialmente en perros y gatos, lo que provoca una secreción y, a veces, ulceración.
CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO CANKER
PRESENT
Present
I canker
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we canker
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PAST
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FUTURE
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CONDITIONAL
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IMPERATIVE
Imperative
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NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
cankering
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CANKER»
Descubre el uso de
canker en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
canker y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Pests of Landscape Trees and Shrubs: An Integrated Pest ...
Many different hosts are infected by certain canker diseases, including Cytospora
canker and Nectria canker. Other canker diseases can be identified largely
based on the species of host plant they infect, including canker diseases infecting
...
Steve H. Dreistadt, Mary Louise Flint,
2004
2
Pitch
Canker: A Technical Review
Not all susceptible trees will be damaged by pitch canker, even if the pathogen is
present. For this disease to occur, a suitable wounding agent is required. In the
western United States, this is typically an insect. However, it appears that this will
...
University of California (System). Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources,
2003
3
Citrus Bacterial
Canker Disease and Huanglongbing (Citrus ...
A citrus leafminer mine filled with lesions caused by citrus canker. The citrus
leafminer mine provides an opening for the bacterium to enter the citrus leaf.
Photo: T. Gottwald. The presence of citrus leafminer, Phyllocnistis citrella Stainton
...
Forest. Disease. Management. Notes. Cytospora. Canker. Cytospora cankers are
caused by several species of Si in the genus Cytospora. This disease is usually
associated with environmental stress It occurs sporadically in the Pacific ...
United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region,
1983
Atropellis canker of pines is caused by two fungi, Atropellis piniphila. and A.
pinícola. The disease occurs in many lodgepole pine stands, but only a relatively
few are severely infected. Infection can result in reduction of wood quality, stem ...
United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region,
1983
6
Integrated Pest Management for Stone Fruits
Keep canker diseases to a minimum by avoiding mechanical injury, pruning
when conditions are least favorable for disease spread, and following cultural
practices that promote tree health and vigor. In the case of bacterial canker,
selecting ...
University of California (System). Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources,
1999
7
Canker production by strains of Botryodiplodia theobromae in ...
All cankers appeared within 15 days after inoculation. Canker length varied from
17 to 80 mm but averaged 26 mm in sycamores inoculated with both C. diospyri
and the less virulent strain of B. theobromae; however, canker length averaged ...
Robert Lewis, Eugene P. Van Arsdel, Southern Forest Experiment Station (New Orleans, La.),
1978
8
Soybean Mosaic and Stem
Canker in Iowa Soybean Fields
Southern stem canker has not been reported in Iowa, however the disease was
found in neighboring Wisconsin (2003). Since agronomists in Iowa have reported
an increase in the prevalence of stem canker over the past few years, one ...
9
Smart Medicine for a Healthier Child: A Practical A-to-Z ...
Canker sores are small, swollen, painful ulcers that occur on the lips or in the
mouth. Canker sores hurt. If your child develops a canker sore, it is possible that
he won't want to eat. Acidic foods sting. Even the act of chewing can cause
irritation ...
Janet Zand, Robert Rountree, Bob Rountree,
2003
10
Phomopsis
canker of Douglas-fir
United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region
Phomopsis Canker of Douglas-Fir Phomopsis canker of Douglas-fir is caused by
the fungus Diaportke (Phomopsis) Ipkoyae. This disease appears periodically ...
United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region,
1983
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CANKER»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
canker en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Fire blight infection can destroy susceptible ornamental trees
The fire blight bacteria overwinter in canker margins and buds and resume reproduction when temperatures rise above 65 degrees. Rain ... «Chicago Tribune, Jul 15»
Addressing crabapple tree problems
The most severe problem is fire blight; a bacterial canker disease that kills entire branches with leaves uniformly turning brown as if burnt, ... «Columbus Telegram, Jul 15»
Dead trees costing cities, homeowners thousands
It is spread by the walnut twig beetle, which was found in Ohio in 2012 and carries canker-producing fungal spores into the tree by burrowing. «Hamilton Journal News, Jul 15»
My gay child changed my life
Yet the prospect that he may have a gay son gnawed at Ron like a canker. “I was terribly homophobic,” Ron says. “Every day for the next 18 ... «The Australian Women's Weekly, Jul 15»
CalFire to run Cambria Fire Department
... are dying at increased rates due to a combination of factors, including drought conditions, invasive mistletoe, pine pitch canker, and age. «New Times SLO, Jul 15»
MSU gumshoes solve mysteries about Montana's plants, insects
Canker worms have appeared in some urban areas, and she is seeing an invasion of weevils. Orloff said she is receiving lots of inquiries about ... «Prairie Star, Jul 15»
From the Extension: The aphids are coming: Act now
Answer: could be Cytospora canker. Usually doesn't end well. Mid-summer: “How do I get rid of all these aspen shoots coming up in my lawn? «Cortez Journal, Jul 15»
Ask a Master Gardener: No benefit to mulch volcanos
Diseases such as fungal canker diseases (rots), bacterial attacks or virus diseases can more readily penetrate to the interior of the plant when ... «Brainerd Daily Dispatch, Jul 15»
Sakata earns certification, offers commercial varieties
... the rules of GSPP and its ability to be competent to produce and market tomato seed free of (bacterial canker),” according to the release. «The Packer, Jul 15»
Glufosinate damage can occur on young almond tree trunks
A glufosinate-caused canker is different from Phytophthora, bacterial canker and band canker. There is more consistency of symptoms across ... «Western Farm Press, Jun 15»