The Hard Rot Disease of Gladiolus
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Thirty-five per cent of the offspring from the untreated corms were diseased, while thirty-seven and thirty-eight per cent, respectively, of the offspring from the corms treated with formalin and corrosive sublimate solution were diseased.
The same experiment had been performed the previous season (1913), with the result that about ninety per cent of the corms of both the treated lots were diseased while the corms in the check were but seventy per- cent diseased. This remarkable situation is di...fficult to explain. There was a prolonged period of wet weather about the time the treatments The Hard Rot Disease of Gladiolus 177 were made, so that the corms remained wet for about a week after they were treated. The corms were either injured by being subjected to the action of the reagents for so long a time, or else the increased per- centage of diseased corms was due to some other abnormal condition brought about by the wet condition of the corms. Many of the corms bore lesions which were not characteristic of either the hard rot or the dry rot disease, from which neither the dry rot organism nor Septoria Gladioli Passer, could be isolated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirty-five per cent of the offspring from the untreated corms were diseased, while thirty-seven and thirty-eight per cent, respectively, of the offspring from the corms treated with formalin and corrosive sublimate solution were diseased.
The same experiment had been performed the previous season (1913), with the result that about ninety per cent of the corms of both the treated lots were diseased while the corms in the check were but seventy per- cent diseased. This remarkable situation is di...fficult to explain. There was a prolonged period of wet weather about the time the treatments The Hard Rot Disease of Gladiolus 177 were made, so that the corms remained wet for about a week after they were treated. The corms were either injured by being subjected to the action of the reagents for so long a time, or else the increased per- centage of diseased corms was due to some other abnormal condition brought about by the wet condition of the corms. Many of the corms bore lesions which were not characteristic of either the hard rot or the dry rot disease, from which neither the dry rot organism nor Septoria Gladioli Passer, could be isolated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massey, Louis Melville, 1889- to read onlineMoreLess
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