"pycnide" meaning in Français

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    "(Date à préciser) Du néo-latin pycnidium, composé de pycno- (« compact »), -ide et -ium."
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          "text": "On rencontre cependant quelquefois dans les cultures l’Anthracnose du pois (Ascochyta pisi, Lib.), forme pycnide de Sphaerella pinodes, Berk e Blok. : […]."
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          "ref": "Institut national de la recherche agronomique (France), Annales de phytopathologie: Volume 9, 1977",
          "text": "Seules les spores qui exsudent des pycnides sous forme d'un cirrhe rosé sont utilisées."
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    "(Date à préciser) Du néo-latin pycnidium, composé de pycno- (« compact »), -ide et -ium."
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