Parasitic Rhizoctonias in America
Parasitic Rhizoctonias in America
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O Salvia Sedum Sugar cane Thistle Check "Killed by Fusarium.
1916] PARASITIC RHTZOCTONIAS IN AMERICA 347 EXPERIMENT 3: INOCULATION OF OLD CARNATION PLANTS IN POTS WITH VARIOUS STRAINS OF RHIZOCTONIA The resistance of young rooted carnation plants to the various strains of Rhizoctonia other than those from carnation was very marked in Experiments 2 and 2a. To determine whether or not old carnation plants were even more resistant, the following experiment was carried out, involving 90 plants and ...18 strains.
Carnation plants (White Enchantress and White Perfection) were brought in from the field and planted in pots, which were then placed in the bench. The plants were grown under the best possible cultural conditions and on November 27, 1912, when they had become firmly established, they were inoculated. Five plants of the same size were used for each test, one being left as a check. The other four were inoculated by placing a bit of infected green-bean plug near the stem about one-half inch below the surface of the ground.
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O Salvia Sedum Sugar cane Thistle Check "Killed by Fusarium.
1916] PARASITIC RHTZOCTONIAS IN AMERICA 347 EXPERIMENT 3: INOCULATION OF OLD CARNATION PLANTS IN POTS WITH VARIOUS STRAINS OF RHIZOCTONIA The resistance of young rooted carnation plants to the various strains of Rhizoctonia other than those from carnation was very marked in Experiments 2 and 2a. To determine whether or not old carnation plants were even more resistant, the following experiment was carried out, involving 90 plants and ...18 strains.
Carnation plants (White Enchantress and White Perfection) were brought in from the field and planted in pots, which were then placed in the bench. The plants were grown under the best possible cultural conditions and on November 27, 1912, when they had become firmly established, they were inoculated. Five plants of the same size were used for each test, one being left as a check. The other four were inoculated by placing a bit of infected green-bean plug near the stem about one-half inch below the surface of the ground.
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