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Deutsch: Sclerotinia baccarum Schröter. (= Monilinia baccarum (J. Schröt.) Whetzel)

Sclerotium in Form und Grösse der Beeren den Nährpflanze entsprechend, doch meist etwas kleiner, am Scheitel tief genabelt, seitlich mit vier oder fünf Rippen, aussen schwarz, innen weiss. Fruchtkörper ein- zeln oder zu zwei aus dem Sclerotium entspringend, langgestielt. Stiel 1 bis 3 cm lang, 1—1,5 mm breit, braun, am Grunde dunkler, glatt. Becher halb- kugelig, becherförmig, 2—4 mm breit, heller oder dunkler braun, mit schwach eingebogenem, dünnem Rande. Scheibe trüb kastanienbraun. Schläuche cylindrisch kurz gestielt, 150—200 u lang, 11—12 u. breit, durch Jod nicht blau werdend, vier ausgebildete und vier verkümmerte Sporen enthaltend.

Erklärung zu Tafel: Fig. 1. Sclerotinia baccarum, Schlauch mit Paraphysen. Vergr. 500. „ 2. Sporen. Vergr. 800. ., 3. — — Konidienketten. Vergr. 50. ,, 4. — — Teil einer Konidienkette. Vergr. 500. „ 5. ' keimende Konidie. Vergr. 500.
Français : Sclerotinia baccarum Schröter. (= Monilinia baccarum (J. Schröt.) Whetzel). Explication de la planche Fig. 1. Sclerotinia baccarum, tube avec paraphyses." 2. spores., 3. - Chaînes de conidies. , 4. - Partie d'une chaîne de conidies. " 5. ' Conidie en germination.
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Source Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Band III. Pilze. 3. Teil. 2, Gera, R. : Verlag Friedrich von Zezschwitz (Digital Library of the Real Jardin Botanico)
Author Walther Migula (1863-1938)

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