Bacteria in Relation to Plant Diseases, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

Faces page Plats i. Cucumber Leaves attacked by B. tracheiphilus (colored); also Tubes of Litmus Milk i 2. Water-pore Infections on Cabbage Leaf (plant No. 402) at end of two months 58 3. Infections through Stomata in Black Spot of Plum 58 4. Early Stage of Infection in Black Spot of Plum, showing Bacteria Escaping through Central Rift 60 5. Coconut Palms in middle and late stages of the Budrot o Sa. Cross-section of a daisy stem between tumors, showing the tumor strand. 72 Sb. Cross-section of a secondary tumor in a daisy petiole, showing stem structure 72 6. Olive Shoots showing Tubercle Metastasis 72 7. Paris Daisy with leaf showing Secondary Tumor 72 8. Result from Inoculating Bac Ltumefaciens into Shoots of Oleander, Daisy, and Olive 90 9. Result from Inoculating Bac Lsavastanai into Shoots of Oleander, Daisy, and Olive 92 10. A trophy and Death of Shoot due to Bact. tumefaciens 92 Faces page Plate i i .F our Varieties of Potatoes Inoculated with Bacillus phytophtkorus, showing variable Resistance and difference in Color of Decayed Tissue.. 96 12. Serradella grown with and without Root-nodules on Nitrogen-free Soil. 102 13. Stages in Bacterial wilt of Cucumbers, A nacostia, D. C, 1893 210 14. Six Cucumber Plants destroyed within three weeks by B. tracheiphilus as a result of Infected Needle-pricks.... 212 15. No. I, Effect of Inoculating Squash Bacillus into Cucumber; No. 2, Transmission of Disease by Diabrotica 214 16. Two stages of Bacterial Wilt of Cucumber due to Inoculations by Needle-pricks; No. i, Inoculated from Cucumber; No. 2, from Squash 222 17. Brown Stain in Vascular Bundle of Cabbage attacked by Bact.campestre. Also tube of Bac Lstewarti and of Bact. phaseoli (on potato) (colored). 300 18. The Ragged Leaf of Cabbage 304 19. Wakker s Ydlow Disease of Hyacinths Inoculated Leaves and Scape, and Infected Bulbs (colored) 336 20. Yellow Disease
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