. Fio. 307.—Monilia fructigena. Branched conidiophore with chains of conidia. «, Branched hypha of Monitia in the tissue of an Apple, (v. Tubeuf del.) been found to retain their vitality for two years. Smith ^ found that twigs were also affected by the disease, so that a gummy degeneration took place in the soft bast and cambium. As remedial measures, the gathering of all diseased fruit left hanging over winter is strongly recommended. This, as well as other diseased parts, should be burned as soon as possible. ^ Smith (Erwin), Journal of Mycology, vii., p. 36.

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