Ontario Sessional Papers, 1898-99, . Fig. 5. Bindweed—Phowirig leaves andflowei s. 61 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 18 ). It has a perennial root and consequently is hard to deal with. Graps lawns are sufferingheavily, and as soon as dry weather sets in, the Rib-Grass forges ahead of the grasses. Itis a stemless weed, very conspicuous during July and August in dry lawns which are notmown Fig. 6. Rib-Grass—(a) Showing lanceolate leaves and spikes of flowers; (6) A single flower from tpike. The time of flowering ranges from June to October; the flowers are small an
Ontario Sessional Papers, 1898-99, . Fig. 5. Bindweed—Phowirig leaves andflowei s. 61 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 18 ). It has a perennial root and consequently is hard to deal with. Graps lawns are sufferingheavily, and as soon as dry weather sets in, the Rib-Grass forges ahead of the grasses. Itis a stemless weed, very conspicuous during July and August in dry lawns which are notmown Fig. 6. Rib-Grass—(a) Showing lanceolate leaves and spikes of flowers; (6) A single flower from tpike. The time of flowering ranges from June to October; the flowers are small andwhitish, arranged in a spike which rises to a height of ten or twelve inches. The onlymethods for controlling this weed are constant spudding in lawns, and the use of cleanclover and grass seeds. Fungi. Mr. Doherty has, at my request, prepared the following notes on the AppleScab and the Peach Leaf Curl, both of which were very destructive during the past season: Apple Scab (Fusicladium dendriticum)—Fckl. This fungus attacks the fruit and leaves of the apple, and is the cause of the blackor blackish scabby appearance eo familiar to orchardibts. It first makes its appearanceupon the apple as small olive-green patches, which later become black and spread until anumber run into one another to form a large disfigurement. The side of the apple mostseriously affected fails to develop fully as a result of the fu
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