- dieback, also
known as dead arm, is
caused by
Eutypa lata (synonym:
Eutypa armeniacae)
which infects fresh pruning wounds when
there is
adequate moisture on...
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salicinum as the type species. C. acakantherae C. annonae C. araucariae C.
armeniacae C. arrhizum C. australe C. axillatum C. baccharidis C. batistae C. berberidis...
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London William and
George Whiston with a
Latin translation; "Historiae
Armeniacae" 3 1752
Venice Anton Bortoli "History of the Armenians" 4 1827 Venice...
- E.
armeniaca may
refer to:
Eutypa armeniacae, a
grape disease Evarcha armeniaca, a
spider species in the
genus Evarcha Eria armeniaca, a
synonym for Eria...
- (grapes), a
dieback disease caused by the
combination of two fungi,
Eutypa armeniacae and
Phomopsis viticola Dead arm syndrome, a
repetitive motion syndrome...
- Staudinger, 1882
Pterotocera suidunaria (Alphéraky, 1883)
Pterotocera armeniacae Djakonov, 1949 Savela, Markku. "Pterotocera Staudinger, 1882". Lepidoptera...
- lata f.
platani Maire, Act. Inst. bot. Univ. Athèn. 1: 38 (1940)
Eutypa armeniacae Hansf. & M.V. Carter, Aust. J. Bot. 5(1): 21 (1957)
Phomopsis ribis (Magnus)...
- «Պատմություն» ("Patmutyun", "History") (Mosis C****nensis,
Historiae Armeniacae)
Armenian and
Latin William and
George Whiston 1736 1771 Vagharshapat...
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island of San Lazzaro,
which is part of Venice. In his
Grammatica Linguae Armeniacae he
offers proof that
Armenian is an Indo-European language. In 1851, he...
- now
located in
major herbaria with
titles like Env. de Toulon,
Plantae Armeniacae 1862 and
Plantes d'Espagne. He
reportedly was a
terrible speller and grammarian...
