By Anton de Bary Translated by R.M.S. Heffner, D.C. Arny, and J.D. Moore SCROLL DOWN TO ORDER THIS TITLE. The first translation of Anton de Bary's "Untersuchungen über die Brandpilze", this book brings together convincing evidence that fungi are the causes of plant diseases and not the results. 1969; 6" × 9" softcover; 93 pages; 9 illustrations ISBN 0-89054-012-8 Table of Contents Specific observations concerning the form and development of the Brand fungi; Ustilago; U. Maydis; U. longissima; U. Hypodytes; U. Antherarum; Protomyces; Cystopus; Coleosporium; Trichobasis; Uromyces; Puccinia; Epitea Fr. (Lecythea Lév.); Podocystis (Podospoium) Lév.; Physonema Lév.; Phargmidium; Aecidinei; Spermogonia of the same; Sproe beds of Uredo suaveolens Pers.; Uredo gyroisa Rebent; Uredo orchidis; Aecidium; Peridermium Lk.; Roestelia; Concerning the relation of the spermogonia to the formation of spores; Systematic conclusions; Historical; General observations concerning the structure of fungi and lichens; Justification of a new division into lichens and fungi; Classification of the Brand fungi; Aecidiacei; Uredinei; Phargamidiacei; Cystopus; Protomyces; Ustilaginei; Concerning the relationship of the Brand fungi to the Brand and rust diseases of plants; The loose smut of the cereals; The stinking smut or bunt of wheat; Polycystis occulta of rye; The rust; Brand fungi of conifers; Views about the relationship between fungus and disease: historical; Notion of disease and parasites; The Brand fungi are actual fungi; Germination of their spores; Susceptibility of these spores to contagion; Penetration of these spores into plant parts; The Brand fungi are true parasites; Elimination of a number of apparent contradictions; The succession of many forms; Concerning the pathological changes produced by the parasite; Remedial measures for the treatment of smut and rust; Explanation of the plates |
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