. California citrus culture. Fruit-culture; Citrus. CALIFORNIA CITRUS CULTURE. 45 fatal. When only small areas or branches are attacked, by cutting out and painting with wax a cure may be effected. This, like gummosis, is not contagious, though its nature and cause are not fully known. This and mal di gomma described below may prove to be Fig. 23. -California scaly bark or psorosis on orange. (After Pawcett.) Mal di Gomma—Foot Rot. This is only met on water-logged, clay soils, and is often fatal if not speedily treated. There is decay of the roots from the origin down,. Please note t
. California citrus culture. Fruit-culture; Citrus. CALIFORNIA CITRUS CULTURE. 45 fatal. When only small areas or branches are attacked, by cutting out and painting with wax a cure may be effected. This, like gummosis, is not contagious, though its nature and cause are not fully known. This and mal di gomma described below may prove to be Fig. 23. -California scaly bark or psorosis on orange. (After Pawcett.) Mal di Gomma—Foot Rot. This is only met on water-logged, clay soils, and is often fatal if not speedily treated. There is decay of the roots from the origin down,. 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 California. State commission of horticulture. [from old catalog]; Cook, Albert John, 1842- [from old catalog]. [Sacramento, Cal. ] Printed at the State printing office, W. Richardson
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