Sentence examples for black knot from inspiring English sources

A dark, warty eruption on one branch is black knot fungus.

Black knot, serious and progressive fungal disease of wild and cultivated Prunus species in North America.

The quick, dark lines have an expressionistic drive: some end up in a tangled black knot.

Black knot is caused by the fungus Apiosporina morbosa (formerly Dibotryon morbosum), which can spread both sexually and asexually.

Dr. Pell listed fungal infections like black knot, caused by Dibotryon morbosum, and azalea knot, caused by Exobasidium vaccinii, among other common plant tumors.

Black knot can be controlled by pruning infected parts during the winter (knots on large limbs are cut away, and the wound is treated), destroying nearby wild plums and cherries that may be affected, and spraying vegetative buds with a fungicide.

The grade is not the best, but I can cut out the black knots and rough spots and make the boards work just fine.

The condensed microorganisms can then easily be phagocytosed or encapsulated by plasmatocytes and cystocytes, ultimately leading to the formation of black knots.

As the disease progresses, these swellings form hard, rough, coal-black knots or galls that girdle and kill the affected parts.

Most viewers also are unlikely to notice another of Ms. Jones's touches: allowing the black cord knot that holds up her brass locket to show (because, she said, Anna would never bother readjusting).

If any of this is wearying, it's not evident in his dress: He is wearing a chambray blue denim Ralph Lauren sport coat, white linen pocket square, monogrammed blue and red striped button down and black silk knot cufflinks; khakis, saddle brown loafers (no socks), also by Ralph Lauren, and a taupe Sea Island cap pulled over his wispy brown hair.