IPA: /æŋˈθræknoʊs/
KK: /ænˈθræknoʊs/
A type of plant disease caused by certain fungi, which leads to dead spots on leaves, twigs, or fruits.
The farmer noticed anthracnose affecting the apple trees, causing the leaves to develop dark spots.
Anthracnose is formed from "anthracos" (from Greek "ἀνθρακώδης", meaning coal or charcoal) and "-nose" (from Greek "νόσος", meaning disease). The term refers to a disease that causes dark, coal-like lesions on plants.
Think of 'coal' ('anthracos') to remember that 'anthracnose' refers to a plant disease that creates dark, coal-like spots.
No commonly confused words.