Rust, Smut, Mildew, & Mould: An Introduction to the Study of Microscopic FungiCooke, M. C. (Mordecai Cubitt)
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Rust, Smut, Mildew, & Mould: An Introduction to the Study of Microscopic Fungi
Cooke, M. C. (Mordecai Cubitt)
Phytopathogenic fungi -- Great Britain
=Æcidium Galii=, Pers. BEDSTRAW CLUSTER-CUPS; spots linear or oblong,
obscurely brown; peridia scattered, rarely aggregate, dentate, whitish;
spores white.—On the leaves of _Galium verum_ and _G. mollugo_. (Plate
II. figs. 15-17.)
I am doubtful whether the _Æcidium_ on _Galium mollugo_ is really this
species.—(_M. C. C._)
=Æcidium Bunii=, DC. PIG-NUT CLUSTER-CUPS; spots obliterated, subiculum
thickened; peridia in irregular subrotund or oval heaps; spores
orange.—On _Bunium bulbocastanum_ and _Pimpinella saxifraga_. Spring.
=Æcidium Valerianacearum=, Dub. VALERIAN CLUSTER-CUPS; hypogenous,
rarely cauline, spots on a thickened subcircular or oblong base; peridia
scattered, more or less crowded, cup-shaped, tawny, margin erect,
denticulate; spores dirty-yellow.—On _Valeriana officinalis_ and _V.
dioica_. North Britain.
=Æcidium Asperifolii=, Pers. BORAGE CLUSTER-CUPS; clusters subrotund, on
a slightly thickened subiculum; peridia scattered; spores
yellowish-white.—On leaves of various _Boragineæ_. Summer. The parts of
the leaves on which it occurs are rendered concave on one side and
convex on the other.
=Æcidium Grossulariæ=, DC. GOOSEBERRY CLUSTER-CUPS; spots yellow, bright
red on the opposite side, with a yellow border; peridia crowded in
roundish heaps, at length brown, and surrounded with a brown area;
spores orange.—On leaves and fruit of Gooseberry and Currant. Common.
May to June.
=Æcidium Urticæ=, DC. NETTLE CLUSTER-CUPS; spots obliterated, subiculum
thickened; peridia disposed in elongated or subrotund heaps, at first
subglobose, then gaping; spores orange.—On leaves and stems of Nettles,
distorting them very much. Common. June. (Plate I. figs. 10, 11.)
=Æcidium Behenis=, DC. BLADDER-CAMPION CLUSTER-CUPS; spots yellow, brown
on opposite side; peridia somewhat circinating, in subrotund heaps;
spores brown.—On _Silene inflata_. Not common. Some of the peridia are
short and open, others larger and closed.
=Æcidium Orobi=, DC. BITTER-VETCH CLUSTER-CUPS; spots yellow, effused;
peridia scattered and disposed in small heaps; spores at length
white.—On stems and leaves of _Orobus tuberosus_. Scotland.
γ. _Subimmersæ._
=Æcidium Compositarum=, Mart. COMPOSITE CLUSTER-CUPS; spots purplish,
subrotund, confluent above; peridia crowded, in orbicular patches, or
circinating, on the under surface; spores orange, oval.
Var. _a._ _Taraxaci_, Grev.; clusters small, scattered.—On leaves of the
Dandelion. June to July.
Var. _b._ _Prenanthis_, Pers.; spots circular or irregular, purplish;
subiculum incrassated.—On leaves of Hawkweed (_Hieracium paludosum_).
Summer.
Var. _c._ _Tussilaginis_, Pers.; clusters round, on a thickened base;
peridia circinating.—On the under surface of leaves of Coltsfoot and
Butter-bur. Common. Autumn.
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