Rhizoctonia
Rhizoctonia (order Agonomycetales) A form genus of fungi which are responsible for a number of important plant diseases, including damping-off of seedlings and sharp eyespot of cereals. Some species have perfect (sexual) states classified in the Basidiomycotina.
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