Sentence examples for yellow disease from inspiring English sources

Michael, a teenager of Mr. Schlink's generation living in a placid, unnamed German town, gets hepatitis -- the yellow disease, the color of the star that the Nazis forced the Jews to wear.

As a model species we chose the leafhopper Scaphoideus titanus Ball (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae), a major pest of grapevine, that transmits the phytoplasma responsible of the grapevine yellow disease "Flavescence dorée" in Europe [28].

Kaneko et al. identified a QTL associated with resistance to yellow disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. raphani, and this QTL was linked to the OPJ14 locus on LG1.

A cluster of these genes was identified in the chromosomal region of A. thaliana that corresponds to resistance to yellow disease in the comparative map, a finding which suggests that a member of the TIR-NBS gene family is responsible for F. oxysporum resistance in R. sativus.

EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD -- This early-maturing cabbage, well suited to small gardens, is known for its mild sweet flavor and resistance to yellows disease.

'Chardonnay' naturally infected with a phytoplasma from the stolbur group 16SrXII-A, which is associated with the grapevine yellows disease 'Bois noir'.

Reduced water quality has been linked to increased severity and prevalence of aspergillosis in sea fans [33], [35], [37], increased prevalence of yellow band disease [35], and increased black band disease prevalence and progression, respectively [34], [91].

The principle of the methods in developing non-genic diagnostic markers through whole genome sequencing and re-sequencing seen in this study is the same as that for DNA fingerprinting and genetic mapping in other crops, such as the SSR marker Xgwm382 for yellow rust disease resistance [ 13, 65] and a sequence-tagged microsatellite marker stem rust disease resistance gene Sr2 [ 66, 67] in wheat.

Citrus greening, also called huanglongbing or yellow dragon disease, is carried by an insect called the Asian citrus psyllid.

Citrus greening originated more than a century ago in China, where it was called huanglongbing, or "yellow dragon disease".

A16 A New Threat to Florida Citrus Florida citrus growers, after battling intense hurricane seasons and plant-destroying citrus canker, now have to deal with the threat of a plant condition from China known as "yellow dragon disease" or citrus greening that appears to be spreading, agricultural authorities said.