Apple Rots in Illinois
Apple Rots in Illinois
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{February, .
that time. In fact some of the more imbedded perithecia apparently never developed asci. This condition seemed to be due to the absence of the inner hyaline cells. The stromatic layer when full grown is largely made up of perithecia so that while their primary shape is spherical they often become more or less flattened or irregular by their crowding- together. Apparently they developed no especial beak but discharged the spores by a pore or break in the perithecial wall. These ooze...d out on the surface and in the corn meal cultures were seen as small pinkish globules. With sufficient moisture they soon disappeared through germination. There were no signs of paraphyses. The asci are quite ephemeral soon rupturing and dis- appearing so that it is difficult to tell an empty perithecium from a sterile one. Because of this temporary nature of the asci and ascospores it is necessary to examine the perithecia at a certain stage in order to find them. The germination of the spores often gives rise to a secondary growth of whitish threads in the cultures.
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{February, .
that time. In fact some of the more imbedded perithecia apparently never developed asci. This condition seemed to be due to the absence of the inner hyaline cells. The stromatic layer when full grown is largely made up of perithecia so that while their primary shape is spherical they often become more or less flattened or irregular by their crowding- together. Apparently they developed no especial beak but discharged the spores by a pore or break in the perithecial wall. These ooze...d out on the surface and in the corn meal cultures were seen as small pinkish globules. With sufficient moisture they soon disappeared through germination. There were no signs of paraphyses. The asci are quite ephemeral soon rupturing and dis- appearing so that it is difficult to tell an empty perithecium from a sterile one. Because of this temporary nature of the asci and ascospores it is necessary to examine the perithecia at a certain stage in order to find them. The germination of the spores often gives rise to a secondary growth of whitish threads in the cultures.
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