Annual Report of the Board of Control of the New York Agricultural ..., Issue 20
Annual Report of the Board of Control of the New York Agricultural ..., Issue 20
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Upon micro- scopic examination it was found that the spots were caused by the shot-hole fungus, Cylindrosporium padi.
On July 11 the same thing was observed at Highland. In this case there was a long row of English Morello trees, all heavily loaded with fruit. So many leaves had fallen that the trees looked bare. The fruit-pedicels were so generally attacked by the fungus that it was somewhat difficult to find one which was entirely free from the brown spots. The spots were from one- eighth to ...one-fourth inch in length and extended one-third to one-half the distance around the pedicel. In many cases they completely encircled the pedicel. Often the spots coalesced, and then a large portion, or even all, of the pedicel was brown.
Even with the unaided eye one could detect a white speck or, more often, a white rift, at the center of each spot. With the aid of a hand lens it could be plainly seen that the white specks were gelatinous spore masses. The affected pedicels almost invariably showed an abundance of the spores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon micro- scopic examination it was found that the spots were caused by the shot-hole fungus, Cylindrosporium padi.
On July 11 the same thing was observed at Highland. In this case there was a long row of English Morello trees, all heavily loaded with fruit. So many leaves had fallen that the trees looked bare. The fruit-pedicels were so generally attacked by the fungus that it was somewhat difficult to find one which was entirely free from the brown spots. The spots were from one- eighth to ...one-fourth inch in length and extended one-third to one-half the distance around the pedicel. In many cases they completely encircled the pedicel. Often the spots coalesced, and then a large portion, or even all, of the pedicel was brown.
Even with the unaided eye one could detect a white speck or, more often, a white rift, at the center of each spot. With the aid of a hand lens it could be plainly seen that the white specks were gelatinous spore masses. The affected pedicels almost invariably showed an abundance of the spores.
What to read after Annual Report of the Board of Control of the New York Agricultural ..., Issue 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York State Agricultural Experiment Station to read onlineMoreLess
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