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Beitrage zur Biologie parasitaren Pilze. Jahrb. f. wiss.
Bot. 33: 1-46. 1898.
Smith, R. E. Botrytis and Sclerotinia. Botan. Gaz. 29 : 369-407. ph. 25- 27. figs. 1-3. 1900.
Smith, R. E. The Parasitism of Botrytis cinerea. Botan. Gaz. 38: 421-436.
1902.
Occurrence and effects. In the conidial stage this is one of the most common fungi known upon vegetation. It may propagate itself indefinitely as a saprophyte upon fallen or dejected flowers and leaves, or upon decaying organic matter. Again, it m...ay, as a parasite, produce a variety of rots, decays, or stem diseases, especially in greenhouse or other plants grown under moist, warm conditions.
In Europe it is important as a disease of the leaves and fruit of the grape. While such injuries may be serious, the abundance of this fungus on the fruit, in certain regions, late in the season gives promise of high-class wine production. The grapes are then juicy and rich in sugar. It attacks other woody plants. Smith re- gards the Botrytis Dojiglasii Tubeuf,^ reported destructive to young conifers, as synonymous with this species, and he has found it responsible for a disease of the linden {Tilia par^oiflord) in the nursery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beitrage zur Biologie parasitaren Pilze. Jahrb. f. wiss.
Bot. 33: 1-46. 1898.
Smith, R. E. Botrytis and Sclerotinia. Botan. Gaz. 29 : 369-407. ph. 25- 27. figs. 1-3. 1900.
Smith, R. E. The Parasitism of Botrytis cinerea. Botan. Gaz. 38: 421-436.
1902.
Occurrence and effects. In the conidial stage this is one of the most common fungi known upon vegetation. It may propagate itself indefinitely as a saprophyte upon fallen or dejected flowers and leaves, or upon decaying organic matter. Again, it m...ay, as a parasite, produce a variety of rots, decays, or stem diseases, especially in greenhouse or other plants grown under moist, warm conditions.
In Europe it is important as a disease of the leaves and fruit of the grape. While such injuries may be serious, the abundance of this fungus on the fruit, in certain regions, late in the season gives promise of high-class wine production. The grapes are then juicy and rich in sugar. It attacks other woody plants. Smith re- gards the Botrytis Dojiglasii Tubeuf,^ reported destructive to young conifers, as synonymous with this species, and he has found it responsible for a disease of the linden {Tilia par^oiflord) in the nursery.
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