Investigations of Rusts
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On March 7, 1898, while stationed at the University of Nebraska, inoculations of II petiolaris were again made with the teleutospores only from other plants of the same host, from which numerous spermogonia appeared in eight days, followed shortl} r by a3cidia, which were fully developed by November 1. Ify these results the connection of the different stages of the rust is pretty well established. At the same time it is shown that the forms on II. petiolaris and II. annuus are identical. In all... cultures made of this rust both the uredospores and teleutospores have been found to germinate easil} T and produce infections readily. Reverse cultures with a'cidiospores were not made.
These experiments were first reported at the 1900 meeting of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology, at Baltimore. Since that time Drs. J. C. Arthur''' and W. A. Kellerman'' have made a number of such experiments, confirming these results, but also seem- ing to indicate a distinction of host forms on different species of sun- " Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On March 7, 1898, while stationed at the University of Nebraska, inoculations of II petiolaris were again made with the teleutospores only from other plants of the same host, from which numerous spermogonia appeared in eight days, followed shortl} r by a3cidia, which were fully developed by November 1. Ify these results the connection of the different stages of the rust is pretty well established. At the same time it is shown that the forms on II. petiolaris and II. annuus are identical. In all... cultures made of this rust both the uredospores and teleutospores have been found to germinate easil} T and produce infections readily. Reverse cultures with a'cidiospores were not made.
These experiments were first reported at the 1900 meeting of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology, at Baltimore. Since that time Drs. J. C. Arthur''' and W. A. Kellerman'' have made a number of such experiments, confirming these results, but also seem- ing to indicate a distinction of host forms on different species of sun- " Dr.
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