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blood disease

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blood disease [′bləd di‚zēz]
(plant pathology)
A bacterial disease affecting the vascular tissues of the banana in the Celebes; believed to be caused byXanthomonas celebensisand characterized by blighting of the leaves and reddish-brown rot of the fruit.
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