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. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 720 ADDITIONAL EXERCISES 4. Powdery, yellowish-white, spores tubeiculate, ammoniacal odor. P, brevicaule var. album. 5. Forming yellowish-brown areas, spores rough, ammoniacal odor. P. brevicatile (Fig. 248). Cheese (Roquefort). i. Green streaks inside the cheese. P. Roqueforli (Fig. 244).. Fig. 262.—Penicillium digitatum. a. Whole conidiophore and'fructification; b, c, d. e, types of branching and formation of conidiospores; m, «, o. germination of conidiospores. {After Thorn.) Citrus Stock Photo
RMRDET3H–. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 720 ADDITIONAL EXERCISES 4. Powdery, yellowish-white, spores tubeiculate, ammoniacal odor. P, brevicaule var. album. 5. Forming yellowish-brown areas, spores rough, ammoniacal odor. P. brevicatile (Fig. 248). Cheese (Roquefort). i. Green streaks inside the cheese. P. Roqueforli (Fig. 244).. Fig. 262.—Penicillium digitatum. a. Whole conidiophore and'fructification; b, c, d. e, types of branching and formation of conidiospores; m, «, o. germination of conidiospores. {After Thorn.) Citrus
. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 720 ADDITIONAL EXERCISES 4. Powdery, yellowish-white, spores tubeiculate, ammoniacal odor. P, brevicaule var. album. 5. Forming yellowish-brown areas, spores rough, ammoniacal odor. P. brevicatile (Fig. 248). Cheese (Roquefort). i. Green streaks inside the cheese. P. Roqueforli (Fig. 244).. Fig. 262.—Penicillium digitatum. a. Whole conidiophore and'fructification; b, c, d. e, types of branching and formation of conidiospores; m, «, o. germination of conidiospores. {After Thorn.) Citrus Stock Photo
RMPG4DC9–. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 720 ADDITIONAL EXERCISES 4. Powdery, yellowish-white, spores tubeiculate, ammoniacal odor. P, brevicaule var. album. 5. Forming yellowish-brown areas, spores rough, ammoniacal odor. P. brevicatile (Fig. 248). Cheese (Roquefort). i. Green streaks inside the cheese. P. Roqueforli (Fig. 244).. Fig. 262.—Penicillium digitatum. a. Whole conidiophore and'fructification; b, c, d. e, types of branching and formation of conidiospores; m, «, o. germination of conidiospores. {After Thorn.) Citrus
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