Text-Book of the Diseases of Trees
Text-Book of the Diseases of Trees
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Whenever old snags, or any kind of wound, admit of the mycelium reaching the surface, a group of sporophores is annually formed. These are succulent, of a pale sulphur-yellow colour beneath, and pale reddish yellow on their upper surface, and by their size and strikingly luminous colour they readily attract attention. The pileus is internally of a white colour and cheesy consistency. The pores reveal a hymenial layer with clavate basidia. The mycelium of this fungus very frequently develops num...erous round gonidia in the wood itself, and during my early investigations on this parasite I regarded these as belonging to a different species of fungus. It very frequently happens that before diseased trees are overthrown by storms, their tissues, on one side or other, die as far out as the bark, and the latter, withering, drops off" and allows the red-brown decayed wood to fall out from the inside of the tree. Thus it is not impossible that the gonidia may be carried into the air along with the dust of the decayed wood, and so assist in the distribution of the parasite.
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Whenever old snags, or any kind of wound, admit of the mycelium reaching the surface, a group of sporophores is annually formed. These are succulent, of a pale sulphur-yellow colour beneath, and pale reddish yellow on their upper surface, and by their size and strikingly luminous colour they readily attract attention. The pileus is internally of a white colour and cheesy consistency. The pores reveal a hymenial layer with clavate basidia. The mycelium of this fungus very frequently develops num...erous round gonidia in the wood itself, and during my early investigations on this parasite I regarded these as belonging to a different species of fungus. It very frequently happens that before diseased trees are overthrown by storms, their tissues, on one side or other, die as far out as the bark, and the latter, withering, drops off" and allows the red-brown decayed wood to fall out from the inside of the tree. Thus it is not impossible that the gonidia may be carried into the air along with the dust of the decayed wood, and so assist in the distribution of the parasite.
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