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What is the Name of the Irish Potato Famine fungus?
The blight during the famine wasn't caused by a fungus, it was caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans.
What was the name of the point in time when the Irish migrated westward in America?
Great Irish Potato famine
Common name of Phytophthora infestans?
Potato Blight, Potato Late Blight Agent, Potato Late Blight Fungus
What was the Irish flee of hunger?
The great Famine, Its was a period of mass starvation, illness and immigrations was between 1845 and 1852. More commonly known as "The Great Potato Famine". The true name of what happened was call An Gorta Mor, meaning great hunger, or an Dorchshaol, meaning the bad times. During these times there were more then 1 million deaths from illness and starvation, and over a million emigrated from Ireland. The disease was called Potato Blight. It still today is great debate in what really was the cause. It is known that this wiped the fields and more then 1/3 of the population depended on these as crops or food, but still many years later the political and social factors still play a myth in what really was the cause. You can find good reading on this in your history books in school.
Where does the surname McLaughlin come from?
The name McLaughlin is a very Irish name, with a few Scottish variants. (i.e. MacLaughlin) This name, more exactly, originates in the county Meath in Ireland and has been around long before the Battle of Hastings in 1066 AD. Many Irish fled from their country to find a better life, especially during the Great Potato Famine. This is how we have the Irish surname of McLaughlin in the United States.
What is the Name of the Irish Potato Famine fungus?
The blight during the famine wasn't caused by a fungus, it was caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans.
What was the name of the point in time when the Irish migrated westward in America?
Great Irish Potato famine
Common name of Phytophthora infestans?
Potato Blight, Potato Late Blight Agent, Potato Late Blight Fungus
Name the pathogens of the Late Potato Blight and African sleeping sickness?
These are two different diseases and they have two different pathogens. African Sleeping Sickness is caused by African Trypanosomaisis. Potato Blight is a fungus called Phytophthora infestans. This infection caused the Great Irish Famine of the late 1800's with many dying and millions leaving Ireland.
What was the Irish flee of hunger?
The great Famine, Its was a period of mass starvation, illness and immigrations was between 1845 and 1852. More commonly known as "The Great Potato Famine". The true name of what happened was call An Gorta Mor, meaning great hunger, or an Dorchshaol, meaning the bad times. During these times there were more then 1 million deaths from illness and starvation, and over a million emigrated from Ireland. The disease was called Potato Blight. It still today is great debate in what really was the cause. It is known that this wiped the fields and more then 1/3 of the population depended on these as crops or food, but still many years later the political and social factors still play a myth in what really was the cause. You can find good reading on this in your history books in school.
Another name for potato famine?
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Can you name the roots eaten during the famine of India?
Cassava, sweet potato, malvaceae
What was the name of the disease during the famin in Ireland?
The Irish famine caused famine related death as well as death from famine related diseases. It was actually during the Irish potato famine that famine related diseases were recorded for the first time by doctors in work houses where the poor went when they were homeless and had no means of feeding themselves. These poor houses were over populated and disease spread rapidly. The main famine related diseases we are talking about are typhus and dysentery.The famine was caused by the fact that the Irish had been gradually dispossessed, practically across the board, during the English invasions. With no land of their own, they became poor peasants who had to rent from landlords at an expensive price.
Where does the surname McLaughlin come from?
The name McLaughlin is a very Irish name, with a few Scottish variants. (i.e. MacLaughlin) This name, more exactly, originates in the county Meath in Ireland and has been around long before the Battle of Hastings in 1066 AD. Many Irish fled from their country to find a better life, especially during the Great Potato Famine. This is how we have the Irish surname of McLaughlin in the United States.
What was Britain's effects on the Irish Famine?
it wasnt a famine as such there was enough food to feed the people of Ireland 4 times over but under law at the time the food was shipped and round the British empire to feed its armies ect , the few counties in the middle of the country was designated to feed the Irish people and it was this part that got the potato plight which was the main source of food for the Irish at the time. most people think it was a famine when realy it was not. its an actual documented fact. puls the name potato plight should show that it was only the potato crop at the time that was effected and not carrots turnips cabbage etc that get effected by this . also land grab was going on at the time were no Irish man was allowed to own his own land and was kicked out of there homes while they were demolished for English lords land sorry i cant explain better its just what i remembr from school but i know its in a lot of history books if you look them up
What is the scientific name for Irish potato?
The scientific name for Irish potato is Solanum tuberosum.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the poisonous plant Irish Potato?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Solanum tuberosum.
