Notes on the Infection and Histology of two Wheats Immune to the attacks of Puccinia Glumarum, Yellow Rust. [With Plate II.]

Dorothea C. E. Marryat

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It has been known for a long time that there exist varieties of wheats and other cereals which appear to be practically free from, or immune to, the attacks of certain fungal parasitic pests, by which closely allied forms are ravaged.

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