. A disease of Taxodium known as peckiness. Baldcypress; Incense cedar. DISEASES OF TAXODIUM AND LIBOCEDRUS. ing factor has not acted uniformly but has caused certain parts to decay, while others are spared. A fluffy white fungus mycelium, covered with drops of liquid as with dew, is oftentimes present, but more often none is to be seen amid the dry contents of the holes. Several trees. Appearance of Wood. were found near Mobile, Ala., in which the holes were partially filled with a peculiar reddish-brown, soft sub- stance having a bright shining fracture. This substance adhered firmly to the
. A disease of Taxodium known as peckiness. Baldcypress; Incense cedar. DISEASES OF TAXODIUM AND LIBOCEDRUS. ing factor has not acted uniformly but has caused certain parts to decay, while others are spared. A fluffy white fungus mycelium, covered with drops of liquid as with dew, is oftentimes present, but more often none is to be seen amid the dry contents of the holes. Several trees. Appearance of Wood. were found near Mobile, Ala., in which the holes were partially filled with a peculiar reddish-brown, soft sub- stance having a bright shining fracture. This substance adhered firmly to the walls, as if forming a part of the wood fibers. It will be described more in detail. Asso- ciated with this substance peculiar white needle-shaped 7. 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 Von Schrenk, Herman, 1873- [from old catalog]. St. Louis, Mo.
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