. Funghi : come far crescere la loro : un pratico trattato sulla cultura del fungo di profitto e di piacere . I funghi. Insetti e altri nemici. 133 da essa interessate sono entrambi nauseabondo e indigesto e posso facilmente credere che in casi aggravati sono velenosi. Esso è causato da altri funghi che infestano le branchie e fronzoli dei funghi, e li rendono un disco, Hocky massa; talvolta i funghi interessati a preservare la loro pelle bianca, colore e né- mal forma, altre volte il cappuccio diventa più o meno distorto. L'illustrazione, Fig. 26, viene dalla vita e una buona media Fig. 26. Un gregge-

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. Mushrooms : how to grow them : a practical treatise on mushroom culture for profit and pleasure . Mushrooms. INSECT AND OTHER ENEMIES. 133 affected by it are both unwholesome and indigestible, and I can readily believe that in aggravated cases they are poisonous. It is caused by other fungi which infest the gills and frills of the mushrooms, and render them a hard, Hocky mass; sometimes the affected mushrooms preserve their white skin, color, and nor- mal form, at other times the cap becomes more or less distorted. The illustration, Fig. 26, is from life, and a good average Fig. 26. A FLOCK-DISEASED of a flock-infested mushroom. MusHBooM. In gathering mushrooms the growers should insist that every flock-infested mush- room be discarded, and consumers of mushrooms should familiarize themselves with this disease so as to know and reject every mushroom showing a trace of it. Flock does not affect all the mushrooms in a bed at any time, and I do not believe it spreads in the bed, or, to use the expression, becomes contagious. If one spot of mildew appears upon a cucumber, rose, or grape vine indoors, and is not checked, it soon becomes general all over the plant or plants, and if one spot of mold occurs in a propagating bed and is not checked at once it soon spreads over a large space and destroys every cutting or seedling within its reach, but this is not the case with flock in a mushroom bed. If one mushroom is affected with flock every mushroom produced from that piece of spawn is affected, but not one mushroom produced from the pieces of spawn inserted next to this one is affected by it; not even if the mycelium from the several lumps of spawn forms an interlacing web. If the flock is con- fined to the mushrooms produced from a certain bit of spawn some may ask, will the other pieces of spawn brokfin from the same brick produce flock-infested mush- rooms ? No. I have given this point particular atten-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page

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