Fungi And Fungicides
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Wherever this disease occurs, its pres- ence is shown by the ashy gray spores on the surface of the fruit. Sometimes, where several fruits are clustered together, a small brown spot appears and rapidly spreads until the whole becomes shrunken, soft, and discolored. The interior FIG. 5. Pear cracking.
FIG. 6. Leaf blight.
of fruits which do not indicate much outward attack will show a brownish, rotten appearance when cut open.
Wherever the disease exists, care should be taken to gather all disea...sed fruit, generally known as mummied fruit, which may cling to the fruit spurs or fall to the ground, as the spores thereon will infect the next year's crop.
The same remedies as are used for pear scab will check this disease.
FUNGI AND FUNGICIDES. 7 POWDERY MILDEW OF APPLE, PEACH, AND OTHER TREES.
During the summer months one may notice the leaves and new growth of fruit trees covered with a thick, white, felt-like covering. These are the mycelium of the powdery mildew fungus. This fungus belongs to the external group, the mycelium of which live on the outside of the plant and do not enter the tissue of the leaf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever this disease occurs, its pres- ence is shown by the ashy gray spores on the surface of the fruit. Sometimes, where several fruits are clustered together, a small brown spot appears and rapidly spreads until the whole becomes shrunken, soft, and discolored. The interior FIG. 5. Pear cracking.
FIG. 6. Leaf blight.
of fruits which do not indicate much outward attack will show a brownish, rotten appearance when cut open.
Wherever the disease exists, care should be taken to gather all disea...sed fruit, generally known as mummied fruit, which may cling to the fruit spurs or fall to the ground, as the spores thereon will infect the next year's crop.
The same remedies as are used for pear scab will check this disease.
FUNGI AND FUNGICIDES. 7 POWDERY MILDEW OF APPLE, PEACH, AND OTHER TREES.
During the summer months one may notice the leaves and new growth of fruit trees covered with a thick, white, felt-like covering. These are the mycelium of the powdery mildew fungus. This fungus belongs to the external group, the mycelium of which live on the outside of the plant and do not enter the tissue of the leaf.
What to read after Fungi And Fungicides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California State Commission of Horticulture to read onlineMoreLess
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