Definition of Puccinia in English:

Puccinia

noun pʌkˈsɪnɪə

Mycology

A large genus of parasitic basidiomycete fungi of the order Uredinales, many of which have several hosts and include some serious agricultural and horticultural pests (rusts); (also puccinia) a fungus of this genus, especially black stem rust of cereals, Puccinia graminis, which passes its winter stage on the leaves of barberry.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Hull (1764–1843), physician and botanist. From scientific Latin Puccinia, genus name from the name of Tommaso Puccini, Italian anatomist + scientific Latin -ia.

Definition of Puccinia in US English:

Puccinia

nounpʌkˈsɪnɪə

Mycology

A large genus of parasitic basidiomycete fungi of the order Uredinales, many of which have several hosts and include some serious agricultural and horticultural pests (rusts); (also puccinia) a fungus of this genus, especially black stem rust of cereals, Puccinia graminis, which passes its winter stage on the leaves of barberry.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Hull (1764–1843), physician and botanist. From scientific Latin Puccinia, genus name from the name of Tommaso Puccini, Italian anatomist + scientific Latin -ia.

单词	Puccinia
释义	Definition of Puccinia in English: Puccinia noun pʌkˈsɪnɪə Mycology A large genus of parasitic basidiomycete fungi of the order Uredinales, many of which have several hosts and include some serious agricultural and horticultural pests (rusts); (also puccinia) a fungus of this genus, especially black stem rust of cereals, Puccinia graminis, which passes its winter stage on the leaves of barberry. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Hull (1764–1843), physician and botanist. From scientific Latin Puccinia, genus name from the name of Tommaso Puccini, Italian anatomist + scientific Latin -ia. Definition of Puccinia in US English: Puccinia nounpʌkˈsɪnɪə Mycology A large genus of parasitic basidiomycete fungi of the order Uredinales, many of which have several hosts and include some serious agricultural and horticultural pests (rusts); (also puccinia) a fungus of this genus, especially black stem rust of cereals, Puccinia graminis, which passes its winter stage on the leaves of barberry. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Hull (1764–1843), physician and botanist. From scientific Latin Puccinia, genus name from the name of Tommaso Puccini, Italian anatomist + scientific Latin -ia.
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