Fungoid pests of cultivated plants / by M.C. Cooke.

  • Cooke, M. C. (Mordecai Cubitt), 1825-1914.
Date:
1906
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Credit: Fungoid pests of cultivated plants / by M.C. Cooke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 108.—ColletotrichumLindemuthianum, Sacc.—a, section of pustule' b, conidia x 109. —Ascochyta Pisi, Lib. —With sporules x 110. — Uromyccs Pisi, Pers.—a, uredospores ; b, teleutospores x 111. —Erysiphe Martii, Lev.—a, conceptacle with appendages, enlarged. 11*2.—Septoria Petroselini, Desm. -With sporules x 113. —Puccinia Apii, Corda.—a, uredospores; b, teleutospores x 114 Plasmopara nivea, Ung.—a, threads with conidia; b, tip of thread with conidia x 115. —Bremia Lactucce, Regel.—a, threads with conidia; b, tip of thread with conidia x 116. —Fusarium Solani, Mart.—Threads with conidia x 118. —Phytophthora infra tans, DBy.—Threads with eonidium; a, ripe eonidium separating ; b, zoospores x 119. —Sclerotinia Sclerotiorum, Mass.—a, sclerotia; b, cups n.s.; c, asCi and sporidia x 1*20. — Cladosporium fulvum, Cooke.—a, threads with conidia x 1*21.—Macrosporium Tomato, Cooke.—Fruit with blotch, n.s.; a, eonidium x 122.—Puccinia Men thee, Pers.—a, uredospores; b, teleutospores x 124. —Hcterosporium variabile, Cooke.—a, hyphio and conidia x 125. —Peronospora effusa, Rab.—threads with conidia x 126 Glceosporium orbiculare. Berk.—conidia x 127. —Glceosporium lagenarium, Pers.—a, section of pustule ; b, conidia x 128. —Oidium erysiphoides, Link.—conidia x 129. —Cercospora Melonis, Cooke.—a, thread with conidia x 131. —Vermicularia circinans, Berk.—a, tuft of hairs, magnified ; b, hair and conidia x 132. Fusariclla atro-virens, Berk.—curved conidia x 133. —Puccinia Porri, Sow.—a, uredospores; b, teleutospores x 134. —Peronospora Schleideni, Ung.—thread with conidia x 135. —Sclerotinia bulborum, Wakk.—asci and sporidia x 136. —Mucor subtilissimus, Berk.—portion of thread ; a, sporules x 137. —Puccinia Asparagi, DC.—a, uredospores; b, teleutospore x 138. —Mycogone alba, Letell.—byphee and conidia x PLATES X., XI., XII. Pests—Orchard, Ac. Fig. 1.— Septona pyricola, Desm.—Spotted leaf, section of perithecium and sporules x 400. 2. —Oidium farinosum, Cooke Young leaves with mould; chains of conidia, and free conidia x 400. 3. —Fusicladium dendriticum, Wallr.— On Apple with threads and conidia x 400. 4. —Glceosporium fructigenum, Berk.—Spots on Apple with conidia x 400- 5. —Botryodiplodia pyrenopheyra, Sacc.—On Apple twig; a, young conidia; b, mature conidia x 400. 6. Nectria ditissima, Tul.—Forming canker on branch ; a, fissure showing fungus ; b, perithecia, magnified ; c, sporidia x 400. 7. — Valsa ambiens, Fr.—Pustules on branch; a, conidia oozing in a tendril; b, conidia x 400 ; c, asci and sporidia x 400. 8. —Bcestelia cancellata, Reb. - On Pear leaf, with receptacle and spores. 9. —Exoascus bullatus, Tul.—On Pear leaf, with ascus and sporidia x 400. 10. —Entomosporium maculatum, Lev.—Spotted leaf with conidia x 400. 11. —Fusicladiumpirinum, Lib.—On Pear leaf, with threads and conidia x 400. 12. —Monilia fructigena, Pers.—Tufts of mould on fruit; a, section of tuft ; b, thread and conidia x 400. 13. —Exoascus Pruni, Fckl.—Diseased fruits; a, asci with sporidia x 400. 14. —Polystigma rubra, Pers.—On Sloe leaf; a, section of blotch ; b, conidia ; c, ascus and sporidia x 400. 15. —Puccinia Pruni, Pers. -- On Plum leaf; a, uredospores; b, teleutospores x 400. 16. —Podosphccra tridactyla, Wall.—Conceptacle with fulcra, enlarged; a, ascus and sporidia x 400. 17. —Uncinula Prunastri, DC.—Leaf with mould, and conceptacle, enlarged a, tip of appendage ; b, ascus and sporidia x 400.