Control of Watermelon Anthracnose By Spraying
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APPEARANCE OF DISEASED VINES.
Anthracnose is caused by a microscopic plant, a fungus known as CoUefotrichum lagenarium. Vines attacked by this fungus may be recognized by the numerous irregular black spots which appear on the leaves. When heavily infected, the foliage tends to shrivel and curl, and after a period of heavy rainfall, when the disease has spread rapidly, farmers often speak of their field as having been ],-iQ_ 7. — ^v Bui'deaux mixing statiou. Tlie spray mixture slioukl be prepare...d in a place where water is readily accessible. It may then be hauled to the fleld and pumped or poured into the spray tank. A tank filler that may be attached to the pump is often a great saver of time and labor.
" burned over," owing to the fact that the leaves in large areas have been crisped and blackened by the fungus. Many growers attribute the injury to excessive rainfall. This is in part true, as moist con- ditions are necessary for the growth and development of the fungus and consequent spread of the disease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APPEARANCE OF DISEASED VINES.
Anthracnose is caused by a microscopic plant, a fungus known as CoUefotrichum lagenarium. Vines attacked by this fungus may be recognized by the numerous irregular black spots which appear on the leaves. When heavily infected, the foliage tends to shrivel and curl, and after a period of heavy rainfall, when the disease has spread rapidly, farmers often speak of their field as having been ],-iQ_ 7. — ^v Bui'deaux mixing statiou. Tlie spray mixture slioukl be prepare...d in a place where water is readily accessible. It may then be hauled to the fleld and pumped or poured into the spray tank. A tank filler that may be attached to the pump is often a great saver of time and labor.
" burned over," owing to the fact that the leaves in large areas have been crisped and blackened by the fungus. Many growers attribute the injury to excessive rainfall. This is in part true, as moist con- ditions are necessary for the growth and development of the fungus and consequent spread of the disease.
What to read after Control of Watermelon Anthracnose By Spraying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meier, F. C. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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