Lilies, Being One of a Series of Flower Monographs
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Dalhansoni, L. Marhan and L. Kewense are notable exceptions and doubtless forerunners of numerous others. Still, with so many beautiful species, the world stands in no particular need of more. The chief advantage of hybridizing lilies would seem to be to couple the blood of the Indian and Burmese species with hardiness. CHAPTER X INSECT PESTS AND DISEASES THEEB kinds of lilies, L. Longiflorum, L. Speci- osum and L. Auratum, are subject in their early stages of growth to onslaughts of the green ...fly (aphides). These insects get in the unfolding leaves and will cause imperfect bloom if not checked. They are particularly trying in the case of L. Longiflorum, which has denser foliage than the others. Immediate fumigation and more of the same thing later is a good remedy ; or syringing, first with a nicotine solution and then with tepid water, may be substituted. The most destructive of the three parasitic fungi and the commonest is Botrytis cinerea. This shows itself in brown, or brownish, specks on the stems, foliage and bads.
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Dalhansoni, L. Marhan and L. Kewense are notable exceptions and doubtless forerunners of numerous others. Still, with so many beautiful species, the world stands in no particular need of more. The chief advantage of hybridizing lilies would seem to be to couple the blood of the Indian and Burmese species with hardiness. CHAPTER X INSECT PESTS AND DISEASES THEEB kinds of lilies, L. Longiflorum, L. Speci- osum and L. Auratum, are subject in their early stages of growth to onslaughts of the green ...fly (aphides). These insects get in the unfolding leaves and will cause imperfect bloom if not checked. They are particularly trying in the case of L. Longiflorum, which has denser foliage than the others. Immediate fumigation and more of the same thing later is a good remedy ; or syringing, first with a nicotine solution and then with tepid water, may be substituted. The most destructive of the three parasitic fungi and the commonest is Botrytis cinerea. This shows itself in brown, or brownish, specks on the stems, foliage and bads.
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