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Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Number inoculated Injured 14 3 16 2 6 11 3 7 5 10 19 21 6 Uninjured Number infected Injured Uninjured From table 6, the relation of B.
Tulipae to certain plants is evident : it is not able to attack at all the lily of the valley, the lily, the gladiolus, the potato, or the goldenseal, and, probably, not the peony. However, this relation will be made clearer by a discussion of certain observations made during the attempts to cause infection... on these plants.
Inoculation of onion. — Leaves and stalks of onion plants were inoculated with three different cultures, one of these a typical culture of B. Tulipae.
In those plants that were injured at the time of inoculation, strong infec- tion took place on the leaves but none occurred on the stems. On the uninjured plants there was no infec- tion. To serve as checks, other plants were inoculated at the same time with Fig. 41. result of artificial inoculation Lesion on dormant bulb. The bulb was injured at the point of inoculation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Mycelium Number inoculated Injured 14 3 16 2 6 11 3 7 5 10 19 21 6 Uninjured Number infected Injured Uninjured From table 6, the relation of B.
Tulipae to certain plants is evident : it is not able to attack at all the lily of the valley, the lily, the gladiolus, the potato, or the goldenseal, and, probably, not the peony. However, this relation will be made clearer by a discussion of certain observations made during the attempts to cause infection... on these plants.
Inoculation of onion. — Leaves and stalks of onion plants were inoculated with three different cultures, one of these a typical culture of B. Tulipae.
In those plants that were injured at the time of inoculation, strong infec- tion took place on the leaves but none occurred on the stems. On the uninjured plants there was no infec- tion. To serve as checks, other plants were inoculated at the same time with Fig. 41. result of artificial inoculation Lesion on dormant bulb. The bulb was injured at the point of inoculation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopkins, Edwin Fraser, 1891- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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