Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885, Dallinger, W. H. (William Henry), 1842-1909 · Philadelphia, Blakiston · leaf 620
ct from the Ascomycetes. Of thisnature is the so-called Botrytis bassia?ia(i\g. 432), a kind of mould, thegrowth of which is the real source of the disease termed muscardine,which formerly carried off silkworms in large numbers, just whenthey were about to enter the chrysalis state, to the great… … Fig. 432.—Botrytis bassiana: A, the fungus as it first appears at the orifices of thestigmas; B, tubular filaments bearing short branches, as seen two days after-wards; E, magnified view of the same; C, D, appearance of filaments on the fourthand sixth days ; F, masses of mature spores falling off…
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