What is another word for Tilletia Caries?
Pronunciation: [tɪlˈiːʃə kˈe͡əɹiz] (IPA) 
Tilletia caries is a fungal disease that affects cereal crops, particularly wheat. It is also referred to by a variety of other names, including common bunt, stinking smut, and covered smut. These alternative terms are used by farmers, agronomists, and plant pathologists in different regions and contexts.
One reason for the diversity of names is that Tilletia caries is a common affliction of wheat and other cereals worldwide. The symptoms of the disease are also quite distinctive, with the seeds exhibiting a foul odor and often having a black, powdery covering.
While some synonyms for Tilletia caries may be more common in certain regions or languages, the scientific name remains the most widely recognized and used among plant pathologists. Nevertheless, these alternative names serve as an important reminder of the diversity and complexity of agricultural systems around the world.
