Dendrophoma Leaf Blight of Strawberry
Dendrophoma Leaf Blight of Strawberry
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Diseases of the Strawberry. New Jersey Agr. Exp. Sta. Ept. 14, 327-332. 1893.
DENDROPHOMA LEAF BLIGHT OF STRAWBERRY 133 the disease under consideration. He calls attention to the biguttulate spores, the prominent neck of the pycnidium, and the typical V- shaped diseased area. He regarded the pycnidium as superficial and hence placed the fungus in the genus Aposphaeria a natural mis- take when one does not have sections of the pycnidia to examine.
The fact that the fungus resembles a Phyllostict...a naturally raises the question as to whether or not it is the same as Phyllosticta fraga- ricola Desm. And Rob. The spore sizes correspond closely but in other respects there is a decided difference. Two exsiccati specimens of Phyllosticta fragaricola, Koumeguere 's Fungi Selecti No. 1327 and Rabenhorst's Fungi Europaei No. 1758, in the herbarium of the De- partment of Botany, University of Illinois, were examined. In both cases it was at once evident that the disease caused by this fungus is entirely different from the blight under consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diseases of the Strawberry. New Jersey Agr. Exp. Sta. Ept. 14, 327-332. 1893.
DENDROPHOMA LEAF BLIGHT OF STRAWBERRY 133 the disease under consideration. He calls attention to the biguttulate spores, the prominent neck of the pycnidium, and the typical V- shaped diseased area. He regarded the pycnidium as superficial and hence placed the fungus in the genus Aposphaeria a natural mis- take when one does not have sections of the pycnidia to examine.
The fact that the fungus resembles a Phyllostict...a naturally raises the question as to whether or not it is the same as Phyllosticta fraga- ricola Desm. And Rob. The spore sizes correspond closely but in other respects there is a decided difference. Two exsiccati specimens of Phyllosticta fragaricola, Koumeguere 's Fungi Selecti No. 1327 and Rabenhorst's Fungi Europaei No. 1758, in the herbarium of the De- partment of Botany, University of Illinois, were examined. In both cases it was at once evident that the disease caused by this fungus is entirely different from the blight under consideration.
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