Definition of monilia in English:

monilia

nounPlural moniliaeməˈnɪlɪəməˈnilēə

former term for candida
Example sentencesExamples
- We fully expect our experiments in Miami, Florida, to hasten discovery of cacao plants resistant to monilia pod rot, black pod, witches broom, and other costly fungal diseases.
- If witches' broom and monilia become established in West Africa, the results would be devastating to world cocoa markets.
- In an attempt to control a fungal disease known as monilia pod rot, the shade canopy was removed.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin monile 'necklace' (with reference to the chains of spores).

Definition of monilia in US English:

monilia

nounməˈnilēə

former term for candida
Example sentencesExamples
- We fully expect our experiments in Miami, Florida, to hasten discovery of cacao plants resistant to monilia pod rot, black pod, witches broom, and other costly fungal diseases.
- If witches' broom and monilia become established in West Africa, the results would be devastating to world cocoa markets.
- In an attempt to control a fungal disease known as monilia pod rot, the shade canopy was removed.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin monile ‘necklace’ (with reference to the chains of spores).

单词	monilia
释义	Definition of monilia in English: monilia nounPlural moniliaeməˈnɪlɪəməˈnilēə former term for candida Example sentencesExamples We fully expect our experiments in Miami, Florida, to hasten discovery of cacao plants resistant to monilia pod rot, black pod, witches broom, and other costly fungal diseases. If witches' broom and monilia become established in West Africa, the results would be devastating to world cocoa markets. In an attempt to control a fungal disease known as monilia pod rot, the shade canopy was removed. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin monile 'necklace' (with reference to the chains of spores). Definition of monilia in US English: monilia nounməˈnilēə former term for candida Example sentencesExamples We fully expect our experiments in Miami, Florida, to hasten discovery of cacao plants resistant to monilia pod rot, black pod, witches broom, and other costly fungal diseases. If witches' broom and monilia become established in West Africa, the results would be devastating to world cocoa markets. In an attempt to control a fungal disease known as monilia pod rot, the shade canopy was removed. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin monile ‘necklace’ (with reference to the chains of spores).
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