Diseases of Economic Plants
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For dis- infection of soil, see p. 460.
400 Diseases of Economic Plants Rust (Cronartium cerebrum (Pk.) H. & L., Peridermium). — Swollen areas occur upon the branches and young stems which are gradually killed. The gall-like growth sheds a Fig. 212. ^ Gall produced by Cronartium (Perider- mium) cerebrum on pine. After Hedgcock.
profusion of orange-colored spores each spring. Chiefly by its interference with the sap current the swellings bring about the death of many trees. The galls are perenni...al and may Trees and Timber 401 persist for many years. One stage of this rust occurs upon the oaks.
Rust (C oleosporium solidaginis (Schw.) Thtim., Perider- mium). — Another species of Peridermium occurs upon leaves, producing small, sac-like, tubular outgrowths which contain the spores. Tliis is a stage of a rust which appears later in the season upon golden-rods and asters.
Red-rot {Fomes pinicola Cke.). — Upon dead trees this rot begins just under the bark, usually near the tree top, often following bluing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For dis- infection of soil, see p. 460.
400 Diseases of Economic Plants Rust (Cronartium cerebrum (Pk.) H. & L., Peridermium). — Swollen areas occur upon the branches and young stems which are gradually killed. The gall-like growth sheds a Fig. 212. ^ Gall produced by Cronartium (Perider- mium) cerebrum on pine. After Hedgcock.
profusion of orange-colored spores each spring. Chiefly by its interference with the sap current the swellings bring about the death of many trees. The galls are perenni...al and may Trees and Timber 401 persist for many years. One stage of this rust occurs upon the oaks.
Rust (C oleosporium solidaginis (Schw.) Thtim., Perider- mium). — Another species of Peridermium occurs upon leaves, producing small, sac-like, tubular outgrowths which contain the spores. Tliis is a stage of a rust which appears later in the season upon golden-rods and asters.
Red-rot {Fomes pinicola Cke.). — Upon dead trees this rot begins just under the bark, usually near the tree top, often following bluing.
What to read after Diseases of Economic Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevens, Frank Lincoln, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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