. Ein Handbuch der giftigen Pflanzen, vor allem des östlichen Nordamerika, mit kurzen Anmerkungen zu Wirtschafts- und Heilpflanzen, und zahlreichen Abbildungen. Giftige Pflanzen. EUTHALLEPHYTA-EUM YCETES-OOM YCETES 205 viele Mitglieder dieser Gruppe destruktiv sind Parasiten zu kultivierten Pflanzen wie die Kartoffel Fäule Pilz {Phytopthora infestans), die Zwiebel Mehltau (Peron - ospora Schleideniana), den Salat Mehltau {Bremia Lactucae), Mehltau der Sunflower (Plasmopara halstedii), die Klee Mehltau {Peronospora tri-fcliorum), die für Tiere schädlich sein kann, die Hirse Mehltau (^ Sclerospora gra,:. inicola),

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. A manual of poisonous plants, chiefly of eastern North America, with brief notes on economic and medicinal plants, and numerous illustrations. Poisonous plants. EUTHALLEPHYTA—EUM YCETES—OOM YCETES 205 Many members of this group are destructive parasites to cultivated plants like the potato rot fungus {Phytopthora infestans), the onion mildew (Peron- ospora Schleideniana), the lettuce mildew {Bremia Lactucae), the mildew of the sunflower (Plasmopara Halstedii), the Clover mildew {Peronospora tri- fcliorum) which may be injurious to animals, the millet mildew (^Sclerospora gra, :.inicola) which may also be injurious. As a type of this family the downy mildew of the grape (Plasmopara viticola) may be taken. It appears during the early summer and continues till frost. Leaves, berries and stem are affected. The upper surface of the leaf shows yellow patches, underneath a white frosty mould. A section through the leaf will show the mycelium vegetating between the cells. The mycelium gives rise to the fruiting branches of the fungus, the conidiophores, which pass out through the stomata. The conidiophores are dichotomously branched, and at their ends bear the conidia. When these conidia are placed in water they begin to change, at the end of an hour, they swell and the contents divide. According to Dr. Farlow "at the expiration of an hour and a quarter the segments had resolved themselves into a number of oval bodies" which before long succeeded in rupturing the cell- wall and making their escape from the mother cell. Each of these zoospores is provided with two cilia. In some, zoospores are not produced, but the whole mass passes out, which soon produces a tube. The zoospores produce germ tubes which probably pierce the leaf of the grape. The temperature most favor- able for germination is between 25° and 35° C. Inoculation experiments with the grape vine mildew show that on the second day the disease appears. Sexual method of reproduction takes place lat

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