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B — Basidium. 5^— Spore.
of spores of other fungi. These spores were sown on January 8th, 1899, by means of a sterile camel-hair pencil, upon sterile blocks of Oak, in a number of large test-tubes plugged with cotton-wool. In a short time the sjHJres had germinated, and the blocks of Oak became covered with a mycelium, eventually producing the Stereum form. The germination of the spores was also observed upon nutrient gelatin.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC A number of seedling Oaks (3-4 years old), gro...wn in the College garden, were first used for experiment, and numerous attempts were made to induce a canker upon them, but without result. Spores were sown upon the dead twigs, and pieces of Oak, permeated with Stereum from the pure cultures, were inserted like buds upon the stems. The con- ditions, however, were apparently unfavourable to the growth of the fungus. This was not surprising in the vicinity of a large town, where the atmosphere is charged with impurities, and the situation very dry and wind-swept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B — Basidium. 5^— Spore.
of spores of other fungi. These spores were sown on January 8th, 1899, by means of a sterile camel-hair pencil, upon sterile blocks of Oak, in a number of large test-tubes plugged with cotton-wool. In a short time the sjHJres had germinated, and the blocks of Oak became covered with a mycelium, eventually producing the Stereum form. The germination of the spores was also observed upon nutrient gelatin.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC A number of seedling Oaks (3-4 years old), gro...wn in the College garden, were first used for experiment, and numerous attempts were made to induce a canker upon them, but without result. Spores were sown upon the dead twigs, and pieces of Oak, permeated with Stereum from the pure cultures, were inserted like buds upon the stems. The con- ditions, however, were apparently unfavourable to the growth of the fungus. This was not surprising in the vicinity of a large town, where the atmosphere is charged with impurities, and the situation very dry and wind-swept.
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