Claim · model-written summary
Stone fruit host: sunken areas and longitudinal slits in the bark.
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Verbatim
e0“The external symptoms are sunken areas and longitudinal slits in the bark; elongated strands of numerous lenticel‐like transverse slits through which tendrils and perithecial necks emerge; rapid wilt and browning of the trees in summer, or premature yellowing and fall of the leaves in the autumn.”
t0“STONE FRUIT TREES”
Title
FUNGI ASSOCIATED WITH “DIE BACK” IN STONE FRUIT TREES. I.1
DOROTHY M. CAYLEY Annals of Applied Biology 1923. doi:10.1111/j.1744-7348.1923.tb05673.x
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Stone fruit host: “die back”.
- Observation Stone fruit host: definite wilt and “die back”.
- Intervention effect Stone fruit host: considerable disturbance, accompanied by gumming.
- Observation Stone fruit host: “die back”.
- Observation Stone fruit host: remained healthy.
- Observation Stone fruit host: infection occurs a considerable time, in some cases years, before any external symptoms appear.
- Observation Stone fruit host: mycelium permeates the internal tissues.
- Observation Stone fruit host: internal tissues are discoloured and secondary thickening arrested.