Canker of Apple Trees
Canker of Apple Trees
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Often the original wound was entirely obscured by the subsequent action of the canker. It must, however, be borne in mind that the first injury which affords an infection-court may be very slight and easily obscured. Wounds caused by pickers who injure the bark of the trees by climbing about in them also offer favorable points for infection. A case of this kind occurred in an orchard in Neoga, where many of the cankers could be traced to such injuries.
The foregoing cases represent several clas...ses of injuries which are likely to occur in orchards. Of course any kind of injury such as breaking of limbs, twisting and splitting of branches, and per- haps insect injuries will furnish an infection-court for fungi.
234 BULLETIN NO. Jo. [April, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.
From the nature of the attacks of Nnmmularia discreta there seems to be no method of curing- the injury after the parasite has once gained entrance into the limb. The mycelium extends through the wood some distance beyond the injured spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often the original wound was entirely obscured by the subsequent action of the canker. It must, however, be borne in mind that the first injury which affords an infection-court may be very slight and easily obscured. Wounds caused by pickers who injure the bark of the trees by climbing about in them also offer favorable points for infection. A case of this kind occurred in an orchard in Neoga, where many of the cankers could be traced to such injuries.
The foregoing cases represent several clas...ses of injuries which are likely to occur in orchards. Of course any kind of injury such as breaking of limbs, twisting and splitting of branches, and per- haps insect injuries will furnish an infection-court for fungi.
234 BULLETIN NO. Jo. [April, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.
From the nature of the attacks of Nnmmularia discreta there seems to be no method of curing- the injury after the parasite has once gained entrance into the limb. The mycelium extends through the wood some distance beyond the injured spot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Hasselbring to read onlineMoreLess
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