Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 401
y suggested by the knowledge of the natm-e of thedisease thus afforded by the Microscope, have been duly put inforce, its extension has been kept within comparatively Kmitedbounds. The plant presents itself (Fig. 120) under a consider-able variety of forms; all of which, however, are of extremely… … Botrytis hassiana .—A, the fungus as it first appears at the orifices ofthe stigmata ; b, tubular filaments bearing short branches, as seentwo days afterwards ; e, magnified view of the same; c, d, appearanceof filaments on the fourth and sixth days; f, masses of mature sporesfalling-off the…
Microscopy
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