Preposition: in

• hell: For calling Bruno bonkers I hope you rot in hell.

• jail: Don't let these prisoners of South Korea's class war rot in jail.

Object

• hulk: The fact is that there are so many rotting hulks out there and the number of restorations is a minute fraction of the total.

• corps: The problem was the rotting corpses in the hot sun.

• flesh: I realized I was eating the rotting flesh of dead animals - suddenly I made the connection.

Adjective modifier

• blossom-end: Ammoniacal nitrogen may increase blossom-end rot as excess ammonium ions reduce calcium uptake.

• basal: Gordon Hanks gave a talk on the control of basal rot at an HDC Narcissus Seminar in Spalding.

• dry: Ben Miles You do not get dry rot in bricks.

• wet: High levels may indicate the presence of wet rot.

Modifies a noun

• fungus: Growth: 40 ft in 20 years Can be very susceptible to dry rot fungus.

Noun used with modifier

• blossom-end: Blossom-end rot is induced when demand for calcium exceeds supply.

• raspberry: Raspberry root rot is a devastating root disease in northern Europe and accounts for the majority of fungicide usage on field grown raspberries.

• blossom: Continue to feed on a regular basis, mist the plants daily and remember to water well and consistently to avoid blossom end rot.

• fin: Back to Top My fish has ragged fins / fin rot... ?

• root: Root rot is often a problem in wet soils.

• pod: Pod rot of cacao caused by Moniliophthora ( Monilia ) roreri.