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Occa- sionally the surface is overgrown by loose mycelial masses, as shown in Fig. 12 (2).
19 19] BLACK SPOT OF ONION SETS 511 When sufficient growth time allows, especially when one of the deeper scales of the onion is affected, the sporodochium increases largely in diameter, reaching even more than 2 mm. , and becomes nearly flat-topped or corrugated, as shown in Figs. 13 (2), 14, and 16. In all cases the conidiophores are borne upon a raised superficial base which constitutes the sporodochiu...m (see Figs. 13 (1, 2), 14, and 16), in contradistinction to the innate form of the acervulus, which has no such base. The tubercular swelling, due to the massing of mycelium below and in the epidermis, partakes of sporodochial char- acter also, and while this subepidermal part may not be regarded as constituting a true sporodochium, it serves to emphasize the tendency of the fungus to produce such structures.
Conidiophores. Soon after rupturing the covering membrane, the sporodochium develops on its surface numerous parallel coni- diophores of palisade arrangement, as shown in Figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occa- sionally the surface is overgrown by loose mycelial masses, as shown in Fig. 12 (2).
19 19] BLACK SPOT OF ONION SETS 511 When sufficient growth time allows, especially when one of the deeper scales of the onion is affected, the sporodochium increases largely in diameter, reaching even more than 2 mm. , and becomes nearly flat-topped or corrugated, as shown in Figs. 13 (2), 14, and 16. In all cases the conidiophores are borne upon a raised superficial base which constitutes the sporodochiu...m (see Figs. 13 (1, 2), 14, and 16), in contradistinction to the innate form of the acervulus, which has no such base. The tubercular swelling, due to the massing of mycelium below and in the epidermis, partakes of sporodochial char- acter also, and while this subepidermal part may not be regarded as constituting a true sporodochium, it serves to emphasize the tendency of the fungus to produce such structures.
Conidiophores. Soon after rupturing the covering membrane, the sporodochium develops on its surface numerous parallel coni- diophores of palisade arrangement, as shown in Figs.
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