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vocabulary - introduction
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blight - (noun)
infection; A general term used to describe symptoms of plant disease which may include spotting, sudden wilting, or death of leaves, flowers, stems or entire plants.
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fell prey (verb)
became defenseless, especially in the face of attack; became a victim |
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mi·cro·scop·ic (adjective)
Too small to be seen without a microscope; Exceedingly (very) small; minute. |
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re·store (verb)
put back, replace, reinstate, reestablish, reinstall. |
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re·sis·tant (adjective)
able to withstand or hold up against something; rot-resistant: does not easily or quickly rot; blight-resistant: being immune or to or able to not catch the illness. |
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strain (noun)
a generation or group of individuals within the species that share a particular trait or characteristic |
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