Phyllacora
noun
Phyl·lac·o·ra
fə̇ˈlakərə
: a genus of fungi (order Dothideales) that have the perithecia embedded in flattened black stromata and that include economically important parasites of grasses see tar spot sense 2
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from phyll- + -acora (from Greek achōr dandruff, scurf)
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