. Bessere Früchte. Obst - Kultur. Vollständigen ABDECKUNG MIT DEM MEHLTAU Knospe, nachdem Sie einen gesunden Start in den Frühling Paar Abzweige, die Substanz aus dem Werk ziehen angesteckt wurde. Die apple Mehltau ist keine Ausnahme von dieser allgemeinen Regel. Der Parasit wächst über die Oberfläche der betroffenen Teile der Gastgeber, und so weit wie die Beobachtungen der Schriftsteller gehen, es hat eine sehr begrenzte interne System. Die externen Wachstum des Pilzes ist jedoch sehr zahlreich, und bietet einen sehr Ready" bedeutet, dass der Anerkennung. Dieser Schimmel oft besser Frucht ist die Oberfläche der jungen Triebe, ein

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. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. COMPLETE COVERING WITH THE MILDEW Bud that was infected after making a healthy start in the spring few short feeders that draw substance from the plant. The apple powdery mildew is no excep- tion to this general rule. The parasite grows over the surface of the affected portions of the host, and so far as the observations of the writer go it has a very limited internal system. The exter- nal growth of the fungus is, however, very profuse, and affords a very ready means of recognition. This mildew often BETTER FRUIT completely covers the surface of young shoots, and gives them a decidedly mouldy appearance. Frequently there is an abundance of a white or greyish powder which can be very readily removed from the mildewed surfaces. This pow- der consists in great numbers of the sum- mer spores of the fungus. At other times there are fewer spores, and the fun- gus has the appear- ance of a felt-like covering closely applied to the twig. When the twig is completely covered by the mildew the leaves have a some- what wilted appear- ance, remain small and are short-lived. In this condition the mouldy growth is abundant on both the stem and leaves. When such infested shoots are compressed in the hands they emit a very strong mouldy odor. When the mildew completely covers the shoots it has a depressing effect on the growth. Frequently the distance between leaves on the stem is very much reduced, and the growth of a whole season may be compressed to less than a half inch. In such cases the stem is usually thickened. February. COMPLETE COVERING WITH THE MILDEW Buds that were infected before expanding If, however, the attacked shoot happens to be very succulent, such as a water- sprout, the growth may be more normal as to length, but will be spindling, and the lower leaves die off, leaving only a few of the younger ones at the tip. All graduations are found between these extreme types. The mildew does not confine its attacks to the completely infeste

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