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... position where it is impossible to reach them with any curative material . Attention , therefore , to the mode of cultivation may tend to stop the spread , if not to prevent B ៧ .こ-X - 1000 . · X.400 11. ] 9 CLOVER SICKNESS - CLOVER ...
... position where it is impossible to reach them with any curative material . Attention , therefore , to the mode of cultivation may tend to stop the spread , if not to prevent B ៧ .こ-X - 1000 . · X.400 11. ] 9 CLOVER SICKNESS - CLOVER ...
Side 11
... positions , in company with resting spores of the parasite , which un- doubtedly causes one form of putrescence , we have com- monly found them . CHAPTER III . PERONOSPORA EXIGUA , W.SM. ANOTHER Peronospora , II . ] 11 CLOVER SICKNESS ...
... positions , in company with resting spores of the parasite , which un- doubtedly causes one form of putrescence , we have com- monly found them . CHAPTER III . PERONOSPORA EXIGUA , W.SM. ANOTHER Peronospora , II . ] 11 CLOVER SICKNESS ...
Side 14
... position ; he has not illustrated the spores , perhaps because they so readily fall from their little pedicels in Peronospora , and are easily overlooked . As this fungus doubtlessly hibernates in the same manner as the last , the only ...
... position ; he has not illustrated the spores , perhaps because they so readily fall from their little pedicels in Peronospora , and are easily overlooked . As this fungus doubtlessly hibernates in the same manner as the last , the only ...
Side 21
... positions it is impossible to say what they will produce under culture , and sometimes they so closely resemble small truffles ( which , too , are often found on the surface of the ground ) , that without a microscopical examination it ...
... positions it is impossible to say what they will produce under culture , and sometimes they so closely resemble small truffles ( which , too , are often found on the surface of the ground ) , that without a microscopical examination it ...
Side 26
... positions , as against a black background , a slight sudden cloud resembling a puff of smoke or steam may be seen to gradually sail away through the air from the top surface . This almost invisible cloud really con- sists of millions of ...
... positions , as against a black background , a slight sudden cloud resembling a puff of smoke or steam may be seen to gradually sail away through the air from the top surface . This almost invisible cloud really con- sists of millions of ...
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Diseases of Field and Garden Crops: Chiefly Such as are Caused by Fungi Worthington George Smith Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1884 |
Diseases of Field and Garden Crops: Chiefly Such as are Caused by Fungi Worthington George Smith Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1884 |
Diseases of Field and Garden Crops: Chiefly Such as are Caused by Fungi Worthington George Smith Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1884 |
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