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Fungi and fungicides; a practical manual, concerning the fungous diseases of cultivated plants and the means of preventing their ravages . FIG. 49. STRAWBERRY LEAF AFFECTED WITH BLIGHT. threads, each bearing at its summit a long jointed these latter ripen they are set free, and are scatteredupon fresh leaves by winds and rains, to germinatethere, push into the leaves and form new spots. Thefungus is propagated by these long spores throughout 106 PUJsGI AXD FUNGICIDES the summer, but in autumn the threads of myceliumform solid tissue-like masses in the dead parts of thespots, which fin
Fungi and fungicides; a practical manual, concerning the fungous diseases of cultivated plants and the means of preventing their ravages . FIG. 49. STRAWBERRY LEAF AFFECTED WITH BLIGHT. threads, each bearing at its summit a long jointed these latter ripen they are set free, and are scatteredupon fresh leaves by winds and rains, to germinatethere, push into the leaves and form new spots. Thefungus is propagated by these long spores throughout 106 PUJsGI AXD FUNGICIDES the summer, but in autumn the threads of myceliumform solid tissue-like masses in the dead parts of thespots, which finally appear at the surface as small blackdots. By means of these dots or nodules, (which arecalled by botanists sclilerotia) the fungus mainly passesthe winter, but Professor W. R. Dudley has shown that. /
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