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beet blight

 

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Noun beet blight has 1 sense
  1. beet blight - a disease of beet plants
    --1 is a kind of
    blight

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Beet Blight

Definition:

Beet blight refers to a plant disease that affects beet plants, causing them to develop discolored and withered leaves. It is often caused by various fungal pathogens and can lead to reduced crop yield.

Sense 1:

Noun - Plant Disease

Beet blight is a common fungal disease that affects the leaves of beet plants, resulting in discoloration, wilting, and reduced growth. It can cause significant damage to beet crops if left untreated.

Example Sentence: The farmer noticed the first signs of beet blight when the leaves of his beet plants started turning brown and shriveling.

Related Products: Fungicide for Beet Blight

Sense 2:

Noun - Popular Term

In some regions, "beet blight" is a popular term used to describe weather conditions, particularly fog or heavy mist, that can negatively affect the growth and health of beet plants.

Example Sentence: Due to the persistent beet blight, the beet farmers had to take extra measures to protect their crops from excessive moisture.

Sense 3:

Adjective - Describing Local Cuisine

In certain culinary contexts, "beet blight" refers to a local specialty dish that combines beets with various ingredients to create a uniquely flavored and visually appealing dish.

Example Sentence: The restaurant's beet blight salad is a delightful blend of roasted beets, goat cheese, walnuts, and balsamic glaze.

Related Products: Beet Recipes Cookbook

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