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![. [Scientific lectures]. 300 diameters. This rust is so common and so much alike on all plants, that this plate will answer to rep-resent the fungus wherever found. Let us now for the third time visit our wheat-field. It is ripe, or else much damaged, possi-bly destroyed, by the fungi. On the straw we shall find black lines, or. blackish spots, from the size of a pins head toan inch in length; this is the mildew, rust, orPuccinia, — it matters not what name it iscalled, — in full maturity, and when once seenit is never forgotten. Botanists may disputeabout its intermediate stages ; may give it Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG2Y7M/scientific-lectures-300-diameters-this-rust-is-so-common-and-so-much-alike-on-all-plants-that-this-plate-will-answer-to-rep-resent-the-fungus-wherever-found-let-us-now-for-the-third-time-visit-our-wheat-field-it-is-ripe-or-else-much-damaged-possi-bly-destroyed-by-the-fungi-on-the-straw-we-shall-find-black-lines-or-blackish-spots-from-the-size-of-a-pins-head-toan-inch-in-length-this-is-the-mildew-rust-orpuccinia-it-matters-not-what-name-it-iscalled-in-full-maturity-and-when-once-seenit-is-never-forgotten-botanists-may-disputeabout-its-intermediate-stages-may-give-it-2AG2Y7M.jpg ". [Scientific lectures]. 300 diameters. This rust is so common and so much alike on all plants, that this plate will answer to rep-resent the fungus wherever found. Let us now for the third time visit our wheat-field. It is ripe, or else much damaged, possi-bly destroyed, by the fungi. On the straw we shall find black lines, or. blackish spots, from the size of a pins head toan inch in length; this is the mildew, rust, orPuccinia, — it matters not what name it iscalled, — in full maturity, and when once seenit is never forgotten. Botanists may disputeabout its intermediate stages ; may give it Stock Photo")
RM2AG2Y7M–. [Scientific lectures]. 300 diameters. This rust is so common and so much alike on all plants, that this plate will answer to rep-resent the fungus wherever found. Let us now for the third time visit our wheat-field. It is ripe, or else much damaged, possi-bly destroyed, by the fungi. On the straw we shall find black lines, or. blackish spots, from the size of a pins head toan inch in length; this is the mildew, rust, orPuccinia, — it matters not what name it iscalled, — in full maturity, and when once seenit is never forgotten. Botanists may disputeabout its intermediate stages ; may give it
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