. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 183.—M. citrullina, A. pycnidium (Diplodia) in seo- tion, B, perithecium; C, 3scus and spores. After Grossea- bacber. of small, elliptic, continuous, brown conidia in simple or branched chains. It is the cause of serious disease in Europe, being especially injurious to cereals after a rainy season preceded by a drought and is found also parasitic on pea, apple, raspberry, cycad, agave and as a saprophyte almost anywhere. M. stratifonnans Cobb, affects sugar cane. The perithecial stage alone is known.^^^ Further study is desira
. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 183.—M. citrullina, A. pycnidium (Diplodia) in seo- tion, B, perithecium; C, 3scus and spores. After Grossea- bacber. of small, elliptic, continuous, brown conidia in simple or branched chains. It is the cause of serious disease in Europe, being especially injurious to cereals after a rainy season preceded by a drought and is found also parasitic on pea, apple, raspberry, cycad, agave and as a saprophyte almost anywhere. M. stratifonnans Cobb, affects sugar cane. The perithecial stage alone is known.^^^ Further study is desirable. M. gossypina (Cke.) ;'"''" Perithecia ovate, blackish, partly immersed, 60-70 x 65-91 /*; asci subcylindric, 8-10 x 40-45 fi; spores elliptic to fuSoid, con- stricted at the septum, 3-4 x 15-18 ft. Conidia (=Cercospora gossypina); hyphs flexuose, 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 Stevens, Frank Lincoln, 1871-1934. New York : Macmillan
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