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Identifier: gardenerschronic337lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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and from his description of suchcases I feel justified in speaking of intumes-cence of Tomato leaves. Professor Sorauerrefers to the frequency of such intumescences on Cassia tomentosa. The young leaves did notstraighten themselves as in normal conditions,and distinct swellings of the central leaf-ribcould be detected. On microscopic examinationhe found abnormal elongations of the cellsbeneath the epidermis, which in portions hadburst through it. At the same time he observedthe position of the chlorophyll in such cells, andstates that most of the chlorophyll bodies arefound at the base of the cells still in sitn,slightly yellowish, and somewhat eaten away. Thesame appearance is found not at all infrequentlyon the leaves of Vines in houses. Excess of ■moisture and heat have been found to favour and Iproduce the development of warts on Vines, and 1no doubt the same conditions are responsible forthe occurrence in the Tomato-leaves. Over-j June 3, 100r>.) THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 339
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Fig. 140.—iris TINGITANA, a SOJ EWHAT shy-blooming TANGERIAN species : colour of ILOWERS LILAC-rrUPLE.rrom a Drawing made from specimens whici flowered in April ii the Royal Jlorticviltural Societys Gardens at Wislcy. 340 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. (Juke 3, 190a manured Potatos often show similarly curledleaves, and no local irritant has been detected,though in many cases the aifected portions wereafterwards inhabited by parasitic and other fungi.From this explanation it will be seen how difficultit is to determine the causes of the swelling ofthe Tomato-leaves, whether from excess of heat,water, or nutritious matter, as I was unable toascertain the conditions under which the plantshad been grown. Hans Gilssow. BULB GARDEN. NOTICES OF BOOKS. Poisonous Plants. Under this title Mr. A. Bernard Smith hascompiled, and Messrs. J. Wright 4 Co., of Bristol,have published a small treatise dealing with thepoisonous plants of all countries. They arearranged according as they act on the brain,spi

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