Phytopathology
Phytopathology
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The healing tissue at the margin of the punc- ture sometimes rounded up in an abnormal manner as compared with control punctures. In some instances very small (3-4 mm.) round shaped galls developed (PI. XXI, fig. 7). Their growth did not continue, however, and was only slightly suggestive of the initial olive knot.
The tissue that developed about the punctures was of a darker color and rougher than normal callous tissue. The olive knot organism was successfully cultured from the hypertrophied t...issue of this knot (PI. XXI, TABLE 4 Inoculations on Osmanthits aquifoliuni Date Puncture Number Diameter in mm.
June 18, 1920 20 10 4-8 June 21, 1920 20 12 3-« July 16, 1920 10 5 6-15 Mayl6,1921 30 16 3-6 * The hypertrophies that here develop were more in the nature of lesions than knots.
Digitized by Google 1922] Smith: Olive Knot on Related Hosts 275 fig. 7) 6 months after inoculation. The hypertrophied tissue at length dies becoming a dark color and very hard and dry.
More recent inoculations have given more typical knots (PL XXI, fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The healing tissue at the margin of the punc- ture sometimes rounded up in an abnormal manner as compared with control punctures. In some instances very small (3-4 mm.) round shaped galls developed (PI. XXI, fig. 7). Their growth did not continue, however, and was only slightly suggestive of the initial olive knot.
The tissue that developed about the punctures was of a darker color and rougher than normal callous tissue. The olive knot organism was successfully cultured from the hypertrophied t...issue of this knot (PI. XXI, TABLE 4 Inoculations on Osmanthits aquifoliuni Date Puncture Number Diameter in mm.
June 18, 1920 20 10 4-8 June 21, 1920 20 12 3-« July 16, 1920 10 5 6-15 Mayl6,1921 30 16 3-6 * The hypertrophies that here develop were more in the nature of lesions than knots.
Digitized by Google 1922] Smith: Olive Knot on Related Hosts 275 fig. 7) 6 months after inoculation. The hypertrophied tissue at length dies becoming a dark color and very hard and dry.
More recent inoculations have given more typical knots (PL XXI, fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rand, Frederick Vernon, 1883-1961 to read onlineMoreLess
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