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What is the genus of plants in the nightshade family including potato tomato and aubergine?
The genus of plants in the nightshade family that includes potato, tomato, and aubergine is Solanum.
What is common name and botanical name black night shade?
The common name for black nightshade is "solanum nigrum." Its botanical name is "solanum americanum." It is a weed that is toxic when consumed in large quantities and is often mistaken for the edible black nightshade plant, solanum nigrum.
What root name of brinjal?
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What is the definition for measles outbreak?
A measles outbreak refers to a sudden increase in the number of reported cases of measles within a specific geographic area or population. It is typically defined as the occurrence of more cases than expected based on historical data or epidemiological thresholds. Outbreaks can lead to widespread transmission of the virus and pose a public health threat.
can virus be pathogenic?
It is one that causes a disease or, in a few cases, a disorder. Pathos = Ill. Genic = origin.
Where did the zombie disease come from?
Solanum Virus is real. "Solanum" is from the Genus of plants: Tomatoes, Eggplant, Potatoes, Peppers, and Tobacco. And on that note... there is "Solanum Virus" that you can purchase. "Solanum Virus" by "Sauce of the Living Dead". Google it. Hell, it's even for sale on Ebay... search Solanum Virus
What does the swine flu and the solanum virus have in common?
The "Solanum" virus does not exist. Z-Day is not yet here.
How many cases of West Nile Virus were reported in the US in 2006?
On the basis of extrapolations from past serosurveys, an estimated 41,750 cases of West Nile Virus disease occurred in 2006; of these cases, 2,770 were reported.
How many cases of west nile virus were reported in us in 2006?
On the basis of extrapolations from past serosurveys, an estimated 41,750 cases of West Nile Virus disease occurred in 2006; of these cases, 2,770 were reported.
Who invented the Virus Solanum?
Arnulfo Tejeda*** A+ :)
How do you contract the solanum virus?
You must be bit by a zombie, injected with the virus, splattered by a zombie's remains, or receive a blood transfusion, where the blood in question contains the solanum virus. For those that don't know, Solanum is a virus that causes a person to die, mutates the brain into a new organ, and revives that person into what is commonly known as, a zombie.
How many cases of west Nile virus were reported in Colorado in 2003?
300
In 2005 how many cases of the west nile virus was reported in Illionois?
1200 with 27 deaths
How many cases of Japanese encephalitis is reported all over the world a year?
an infection of the brain caused by a virus.
Scientists have discovered a new type of virus. The number of cases reported, c ,can be an equation for this situation?
it is a male form
How do you get the solanum virus?
Well there is controversy over wether or not"solanum"( also known as T-virus ) really exists, but if you can get it these ar some of the ways. Open wounds brushing onto the infected can result in infection, as well as being bitten by them. Eating infected flesh will not result in reanamation, but death, as infected flesh is very toxic. Solanum is not air or waterborne. There is not a vaccine because, even the smallest trace of the virus in the bloodstream results in a coma, death and reanimation within 24 hours.
Is the dengue virus transmitted through blood transfusion?
Yes, it is possible but very rare. The New England Journal of Medicine reported on cases and they were sure that it is possible.
