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necrotrophic

saprophytic

(of microorganisms and plants) feeding on dead tissue. In the case of the necrotroph, the tissue may have died as the result of an initial feeding. See SAPROPHYTE; compare BIOTROPHIC.

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Both fungi have a necrotrophic nature, but occasionally they are seen penetrating living cells.

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Loculoascomycetes, Pleosporales), a facultatively saprophytic, necrotrophic pathogen that attacks many crucifers, especially in the genus Brassica (Gabrielson 1983).

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