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Aphanomyces

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Aphanomyces [′af·ə·nə′mī‚sēz]
(mycology)
A genus of fungi in the phycomycetous order Saprolegniales; species cause root rot in plants.
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Induction of skin ulcers in atlantic menhaden by injection and water-borne exposure to the zoospores of Aphanomyces invadans.
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Studies on the pathogenesis of the disease identified the aquatic fungus Aphanomyces invadans as the cause of the lesions, but showed that it could not affect healthy fish under experimental conditions.
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