See bayoud on Wiktionary
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"De l'arabe \"biod\"; blanc"
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"Ce terme est généralement utilisé au singulier."
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"ref": "Jean Semal, Pathologie des végétaux et géopolitique, 1982",
"text": "Le \"bayoud\" est originaire de la vallée du Draa, au nord de Zagora, où il aurait été observé dès 1870."
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"Maladie des palmiers-dattiers, causée par une espèce de fusariose (Fusarium oxysporum, forme albedinis)."
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"Maladie des palmiers-dattiers, causée par une espèce de fusariose (Fusarium oxysporum, forme albedinis)."
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