. Bacteria in relation to plant diseases. Bacteria; Plant diseases. Fig. 98.* Fig. 99.| *Fig. 98.—Cross-section of a small portion of stem of tomato plant (No. 26) inoculated with Bacterium solana- cearum on June 8, 1895, and fixed in strong alcohol on July 3. The figure shows vessels occupied, the formation of small bacterial cavities, and a well-developed incipient root (R), the growth of which has been stimulated by the pres- ence of the bacteria at a distance. Several much more rudimentary roots are depicted in the upper portion of the fig- ure (Rr). At the left, above the lower cavity, th


. Bacteria in relation to plant diseases. Bacteria; Plant diseases. Fig. 98.* Fig. 99.| *Fig. 98.—Cross-section of a small portion of stem of tomato plant (No. 26) inoculated with Bacterium solana- cearum on June 8, 1895, and fixed in strong alcohol on July 3. The figure shows vessels occupied, the formation of small bacterial cavities, and a well-developed incipient root (R), the growth of which has been stimulated by the pres- ence of the bacteria at a distance. Several much more rudimentary roots are depicted in the upper portion of the fig- ure (Rr). At the left, above the lower cavity, the bacteria fill the intercellular spaces around a few cells (X). The bast fibers are not distinct in the section itself, which was stained with special reference to the bacteria. There are no bac- teria immediately under or in the budding root (R). Slide 111 (2. For further illustrations of these budding roots see various plates. fFlG. 99.—Bacterium solanacearum from inoculated tomato plant No. 26, 1895. An optical plane from one of the cavities shown in fig. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smith, Erwin F. (Erwin Frink), 1854-1927. Washington, Carnegie Inst.


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