10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPORIDIA»
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Transactions of the Linnean Society
150-153, asci with sporidia, and (in fig. 152) free sporidia, x 325. Sporidia
biseriate or crowded, colourless, slightly curved or nearly straight ; normally
uniseptate, but the septum sometimes not distinguishable ; varying much in size,
0*0005 ...
Linnean Society of London,
1859
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An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
16690 HypophyL scatter, very mm. rounded becom. contigu. but not confluent,
Sporidia pyriform subpedicellata 16631 Hypophyl. very min. convex orbicular
scattered becom. confluent, Sporidia very mm. globul. transparent 16632
Hypophyl.
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don,
1836
3
Encyclopaedia of Plants: Comprising the Specific Character, ...
16630 Hypophyl. scatter. very min. rounded becom. contlgu. but not confluent,
Sporidia pyrlform subpedicellato 16631 Hypophyl. very min. convex orbicular
scattered becom. confluent, Sporidia very min. globul. transparent 16632
Hypophyl.
John Claudius Loudon,
1872
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An Encyclopaedia of Plants
166% HypophyL scatter. very min. rounded becom. contigu. but not confluent,
Sporldia pyriform subpedlcellate 16631 Hypophyl. very min. convex orbicular
scattered becoin. confluent, Sporidia very min. globul. transparent 16632 1-
lypophyl.
John Claudius Loudon,
1829
secondary sporidia diseased head secondary, sporidium/ fusing primary sporidia
to form H-shaped structures pnmary sporidia teliospores in/on soil germinating
teliospore Fig. 19. Disease cycle of karaal bunt of wheat. The teliospores are ...
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Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Plants: Comprising the Specific ...
166w Hypophgllous at first rom'inent pustular soon becoming agglomerated very
numerous, Peridia splitting into s ort brittle ye lowish-white teeth, Sporidia pale-
orange 16670 Hypophyllous in widely scattered agglomerated clusters but not ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don,
1880
7
Diseases of Field Crops
T10N PROMYCELIl'M BEARING SPORIDIA GERMINATION ON GLUME
SURFACE PENETRATION OF INFECTION HYPHA INTO GLUME PRIMARY I.
NIK Tl .CM SPORCSONSMD SPORES IN SOIL Fig 2.4. Disease cycle of Karnal
bunt of ...
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Handbook of Australian Fungi
Mitrula vinosa, Berk., with sporidia. 142. Leotia lubrica, Pers., with section, ascus,
and sporidia. 143. Geoglossum aastrale, Berk., with spore. 144. Geopyxis
aluticolor, Bark., with section and sporidia. 145. Peziza Drummondi, Berk., with
section ...
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke,
1892
Sporidia -012 x -0035 mm. 80. Hypoxylon malleolus, B. Sf liar. Sporidia -02--022
X -004 mm. 81. Hypoxylon marginatum (Schw.), Berk. Sporidia -009-01 X -005
mm. (North America.) „ -008--009 X -004 mm. (Africa.) -0075 X -0035 mm. (Cuba.)
...
Phillipsia kermesina, K. & C. (Helotium purpuratum, K.) b, section of cup nat. size
; a, asci and sporidia X 450. „ 22. — Stictis bella, K. & C. Cups ... Sphterostilbe
nigrescens, K. & C. Cluster enlarged; a, conidia X 450 ; b, sporidia X 450. „ 25.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPORIDIA»
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Cultural practices key to karnal bunt control
The teliospores produce sporidia spores which infect the plant's florets. ... flowering, is required for sporidia production, infection, and for the disease to flourish. «Western Farm Press, May 15»