. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. FiGUEE 1. 1. General appearance of Asparagna Eust. 2. .llcidium or cluster-cup Etage; 3. Spores; 4,5. Uredo sorus and spores; 6. Teleuto soma;7. Teleuto spores. (1, King; the other figures after Halsted.) asparagus stem and in small groups of a dozen or fifty, making usuallyan oval spot easily seen with the naked eye. This stage of the funguscomes first in the order of time in the series, and is met with onvolunteer plants that may grow along the roadside or fence row in afie
. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. FiGUEE 1. 1. General appearance of Asparagna Eust. 2. .llcidium or cluster-cup Etage; 3. Spores; 4,5. Uredo sorus and spores; 6. Teleuto soma;7. Teleuto spores. (1, King; the other figures after Halsted.) asparagus stem and in small groups of a dozen or fifty, making usuallyan oval spot easily seen with the naked eye. This stage of the funguscomes first in the order of time in the series, and is met with onvolunteer plants that may grow along the roadside or fence row in afield where all the old asparagus plants have not l->een destroyed. •A parasite has been frequently seen upon the uredo form of theasparagus rust. This is a fungus bearing the name Darluca filum,Cart., that is well understood as preying upon the generally. Tothe naked eye, the fungus, as seen in the field, gives the rusty plant amoldy appearance. This light gray color is due to multitudes of fine ASPARAGUS RUST. 83. Figure 2. 1. Credo sorus, with spores and mycelium. 2. Teleuto sorus and teleutospores and mycelium. (After Halsted.)
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