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RF2T6JJXW–Symptom of fungal disease is hole spotting on plum leaves. disease of stone fruit crops of Clasterosporium carpophilum.
RM2K0Y0YF–Phytopathology. Broun spotting of apple leaves (ascochytosis, Ascochyta blight) plant disease is caused by fungi of the genus Ascochyta. Ultra-macro
RM2HH317C–Still Life of Grapes and Peaches ca. 1617 Panfilo Nuvolone The simplicity of this fastidiously executed still life is deceptive. It includes the artist’s reflection in the base of the stemmed dish and alludes to the passage of time through the spotting on the fruit and the bees pursuing the sweet smell of decay. The symmetrical composition of fruit spilling from a tazza was popularized by Fede Galizia, a contemporary of Nuvolone’s who made her career painting still lifes and portraits.. Still Life of Grapes and Peaches. Panfilo Nuvolone (Italian, Cremona ca. 1578/1581–1651 Milan). ca. 1617. Oi
RF2H55PY8–apple tree leaf is affected by a fungal disease. Brown spotting and scab struck a young apple tree. sheet is isolated on a white background
RF2JCX16A–symptom of fungal disease is hole spotting on cherry leaves. disease of stone fruit crops of Clasterosporium Carpophilum
RM2AM3PXG–Necrotic spotting and cracking caused apple scab, Venturia inaequalis on a ripe apple on the tree image
RF2GNT6N8–infected black peppercorn with fungus growth, fungal pollu disease or black berry disease or anthracnose on black pepper berries which become hollow
RM2C4X4M6–Fabraea leaf spot (Diplocarpon mespili) severe spotting caused by fungal disease to pear fruit, Florida, USA
RMEFN08G–On train journey,trip, with guard,green, rural,rice fields, countryside from Anuradhapura to Colombo,Sri Lanka,Asia,South Asia.
RM2J2A695–Phytopathology. Broun spotting of apple leaves (ascochytosis, Ascochyta blight) plant disease is caused by fungi of the genus Ascochyta. Ultra-macro
RF2WKMJH8–The Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus, migratory bird is a rare visitor in the Netherlands that attracts a lot of bird spotters.
RF2JEPE9R–symptom of fungal disease is hole spotting on cherry leaves. disease of stone fruit crops of Clasterosporium Carpophilum
RF2M734HN–Treatment of affected rose plants with fungicides from a spray gun. Care of garden plants.
RM2C4X4M2–Fabraea leaf spot (Diplocarpon mespili) severe spotting caused by fungal disease to pear fruit on the tree, Florida, USA
RMEFN086–On train journey,trip, with guard,green, rural,rice fields, countryside from Anuradhapura to Colombo,Sri Lanka,Asia,South Asia.
RF2ANDAMB–Green leaf of a pear close-up with damage by ulcers of diseases and fungi of brown spotting of scab monniliosis. Gardening problems. Fungal and viral diseases of plants.
RMPC38H5–Necrotic spotting and cracking caused apple scab, Venturia inaequalis, on a ripe apple on the tree, Berkshire, August
RM2JYD9H1–Phytopathology. Broun spotting of apple leaves (ascochytosis, Ascochyta blight) plant disease is caused by fungi of the genus Ascochyta. Ultra-macro
RMM5G091–Water rail (Rallus aquaticus) darting out to open areas among cut back winter vegetation at Arundel wwt. Long legs long red bill and white under tail.
RF2T1HW5X–The Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus, migratory bird is a rare visitor in the Netherlands that attracts a lot of bird spotters.
RM2AWG8C4–Quince cultureAn illustrated hand-book for the propagation and cultivation of the quince with descriptions of its varieties, insect enemies, diseases, and their remedies . uinces approach their normalsize, small brown spots appear, which soon enlarge, be-come confluent and turn to almost a black color. Thedecay is quite superficial and the ripe fruit thus spottedmay be used, but the size is not what it would other-wise have been, and the price of the unsightly fruit ismuch reduced thereby. This spotting is due to a fungus that, upon the pear,has been known for a long time as the one causing th
![. The American fruit culturist, containing directions for the propagation and culture of all fruits adapted to the United States. Fruit-culture. THE DISEASES OF FRUITS. 225 by the premature ripening of the fruit which, enlarging to more than the normal size, takes on an unnatural spotting of purplish and red, with the flesh streaked with pink. The fruit when apparently mature is bitter in taste and worthless. This " forcing," as it is sometimes called, may be confined to a. Fig. 285.—A four-year-old Peach-tree, with yellows showing as "brooms" or " pennyroj'al sprouts Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG00W6/the-american-fruit-culturist-containing-directions-for-the-propagation-and-culture-of-all-fruits-adapted-to-the-united-states-fruit-culture-the-diseases-of-fruits-225-by-the-premature-ripening-of-the-fruit-which-enlarging-to-more-than-the-normal-size-takes-on-an-unnatural-spotting-of-purplish-and-red-with-the-flesh-streaked-with-pink-the-fruit-when-apparently-mature-is-bitter-in-taste-and-worthless-this-quot-forcingquot-as-it-is-sometimes-called-may-be-confined-to-a-fig-285a-four-year-old-peach-tree-with-yellows-showing-as-quotbroomsquot-or-quot-pennyrojal-sprouts-PG00W6.jpg ". The American fruit culturist, containing directions for the propagation and culture of all fruits adapted to the United States. Fruit-culture. THE DISEASES OF FRUITS. 225 by the premature ripening of the fruit which, enlarging to more than the normal size, takes on an unnatural spotting of purplish and red, with the flesh streaked with pink. The fruit when apparently mature is bitter in taste and worthless. This " forcing," as it is sometimes called, may be confined to a. Fig. 285.—A four-year-old Peach-tree, with yellows showing as "brooms" or " pennyroj'al sprouts Stock Photo")
RMPG00W6–. The American fruit culturist, containing directions for the propagation and culture of all fruits adapted to the United States. Fruit-culture. THE DISEASES OF FRUITS. 225 by the premature ripening of the fruit which, enlarging to more than the normal size, takes on an unnatural spotting of purplish and red, with the flesh streaked with pink. The fruit when apparently mature is bitter in taste and worthless. This " forcing," as it is sometimes called, may be confined to a. Fig. 285.—A four-year-old Peach-tree, with yellows showing as "brooms" or " pennyroj'al sprouts
RFP9622P–Femal Blackbird (Turdus merula) Perched in a Cherry Tree. Abernethy, Perth, Scotland, UK. July, 2018.
RMMCKB2J–. such modifications as are needed to avoid spotting the fruit is the only recourse. Recent experiments by Scott ^ showed that the self-boiled lime-sulphur wash (10-10-50), the factory-boiled lime- sulphur wash (1-40), and the Bordeaux mixture (2-4-50) were equally effective in controlling the cherry leaf spot. 1 Scott, W. M., U.S. Dept. Agr. Bur. Plant Indus. Giro. 27, April 21, 1909.
RF2JFDB76–Treatment of affected rose plants with fungicides from a spray gun. Care of garden plants.
RMEFN07W–On train journey,trip, with guard,green, rural,rice fields, countryside from Anuradhapura to Colombo,Sri Lanka,Asia,South Asia.
RMM0N769–Necrotic leaf spotting on apple leaves of a cox orange pippin in early fruit set, the cause is unknown, Berkshire, May
RMF5G82E–Discreet fungal or bacterial spotting on apple fruit in late mild autumn, black pox, Berkshire, November
RM2KF7BE0–Phytopathology. Broun spotting of apple leaves (ascochytosis, Ascochyta blight) plant disease is caused by fungi of the genus Ascochyta. Ultra-macro
RF2KYWCJF–The Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus, migratory bird is a rare visitor in the Netherlands that attracts a lot of bird spotters.
RF2D10325–green coconut with black patches on the skin. old coconut isolated on white background. two fresh ripe coconuts
RF2APMPMN–Green leaf of a pear close-up with damage by ulcers of diseases and fungi of brown spotting of scab monniliosis. Gardening problems. Fungal and viral diseases of plants.
RMM5G0A6–Water rail (Rallus aquaticus) darting out to open areas among cut back winter vegetation at Arundel wwt. Long legs long red bill and white under tail.
RF2JH623T–Treatment of affected rose plants with fungicides from a spray gun. Care of garden plants.
RMM6NYKK–Water rail (Rallus aquaticus) searching for food in a wet ditch area by a stream at Arundel wetland centre UK. It was mostly undercover in vegetation
RM2AENYJ7–Plum rust, Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae var. discolor, pustules on the underside of a Victoria plum leaf
RM2AXF70R–The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . , but the lip is claret-red, with fine gold lines running from the base. much too high, all the trouble taken to store asmany as possible in a large and properly con-structed fruit-room resulted only in loss. CoxsOrange Pippin had to be marketed in the middleof October, because the fruit was spotting badly.Early in November Lanes Prince Albert wasfound to be rotting, and all of the variety weremarketed by the middle of that month. Bis-marcks kept better, but began to rot towardsthe end of November. At
RMPG4F1F–. Diseases of economic plants . Plant diseases. DRUPACEOUS FRUITS 117 $25,000. This disease is identical with that of the plum, but since the spraying mixture adheres to the fruit, it cannot be applied on to the plum without injury to the market value of the product. Spraying as for plum leaf spot with. Fig. 51. — Cherry tree from same orchard sprayed with self-boiled lime-sulphur to control leaf spot. After Scott. such modifications as are needed to avoid spotting the fruit is the only recourse. Recent experiments by Scott' showed that the self-boiled lime-sulphur wash (10-10-50), the factory
RFP96239–Femal Blackbird (Turdus merula) Perched in a Cherry Tree. Abernethy, Perth, Scotland, UK. July, 2018.
RMT1HDWM–Diseases of economic plants (1910) Diseases of economic plants diseasesofeconom02stev Year: 1910 DRUPACEOUS FRUITS 117 $25,000. This disease is identical with that of the plum, but since the spraying mixture adheres to the fruit, it cannot be applied on to the plum without injury to the market value of the product. Spraying as for plum leaf spot with Fig. 51. — Cherry tree from same orchard sprayed with self-boiled lime-sulphur to control leaf spot. After Scott. such modifications as are needed to avoid spotting the fruit is the only recourse. Recent experiments by Scottl showed that the
RMMCK984–. Fig. 61.—Shoots of French prune tree affected with exanthema, showing swollen buds, abnormal growth, and roughened bark. dead wood should be left in or near the orchard. See Extension Cir- cular 87. Hail Mark.—Hail occurring while the fruit is green causes pitting and spotting with irregular lesions (fig. 63) which turn brown and may become infected with mold fungi. These spots heal over more or less and may give the impression of being due to some fungus disease. Kelsey Spot.—The green fruit of the Kelsey variety often shows a
RMF5G82D–Discreet fungal or bacterial spotting on apple fruit in late mild autumn, black pox, Berkshire, November
RF2NMAPXT–The Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus, migratory bird is a rare visitor in the Netherlands that attracts a lot of bird spotters.
RF2JG2KJH–Treatment of affected rose plants with fungicides from a spray gun. Care of garden plants.
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