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Sculptor Jonny Woodford on the remains of an elm tree killed by Dutch Elm disease which he has transformed into a jigsaw sculpture called Rebuilt Elm 1940=1993. It was being exhibited on the Sussex Downs, which formed a natural barrier to the spread of Dutch Elm disease which had at the time killed the majority of elms in Britain 20 December 1994 Picture by Roger Bamber Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sculptor-jonny-woodford-on-the-remains-of-an-elm-tree-killed-by-dutch-elm-disease-which-he-has-transformed-into-a-jigsaw-sculpture-called-rebuilt-elm-1940=1993-it-was-being-exhibited-on-the-sussex-downs-which-formed-a-natural-barrier-to-the-spread-of-dutch-elm-disease-which-had-at-the-time-killed-the-majority-of-elms-in-britain-20-december-1994-picture-by-roger-bamber-image615134460.htmlRM2XMNP7T–Sculptor Jonny Woodford on the remains of an elm tree killed by Dutch Elm disease which he has transformed into a jigsaw sculpture called Rebuilt Elm 1940=1993. It was being exhibited on the Sussex Downs, which formed a natural barrier to the spread of Dutch Elm disease which had at the time killed the majority of elms in Britain 20 December 1994 Picture by Roger Bamber
. Lessons with plants. Suggestions for seeing and interpreting some of the common forms of vegetation. Fi8. 68.. Cracking of thebark on an elmbranch. EXPANSION OF TEE BARK 71 75. The lower part of the limb shows that theonter layers of bark (which are long since dead, andact only as protective tissue) have reached the limitof their expanding capacity and have begun to split.The pupil will now be interested in the bark uponthe body of an old elm tree (Fig. 69); and heshould be able to suggest one reason why stemsremain terete, and why the old bark becomesmarked with furrows, scales and plates. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lessons-with-plants-suggestions-for-seeing-and-interpreting-some-of-the-common-forms-of-vegetation-fi8-68-cracking-of-thebark-on-an-elmbranch-expansion-of-tee-bark-71-75-the-lower-part-of-the-limb-shows-that-theonter-layers-of-bark-which-are-long-since-dead-andact-only-as-protective-tissue-have-reached-the-limitof-their-expanding-capacity-and-have-begun-to-splitthe-pupil-will-now-be-interested-in-the-bark-uponthe-body-of-an-old-elm-tree-fig-69-and-heshould-be-able-to-suggest-one-reason-why-stemsremain-terete-and-why-the-old-bark-becomesmarked-with-furrows-scales-and-plates-image336738102.htmlRM2AFRMTP–. Lessons with plants. Suggestions for seeing and interpreting some of the common forms of vegetation. Fi8. 68.. Cracking of thebark on an elmbranch. EXPANSION OF TEE BARK 71 75. The lower part of the limb shows that theonter layers of bark (which are long since dead, andact only as protective tissue) have reached the limitof their expanding capacity and have begun to split.The pupil will now be interested in the bark uponthe body of an old elm tree (Fig. 69); and heshould be able to suggest one reason why stemsremain terete, and why the old bark becomesmarked with furrows, scales and plates.
. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 595, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layen of wood, next the cambium, i, bark; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or Millet), where there Is no distinction of layers. C99. The duramex is op no account in vesetation, and is in this respect dead. Hence it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at the same time as flourishing as ever. 700. The bark succeeds and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-book-of-botany-being-outlines-of-the-structure-physiology-and-classification-of-plants-with-a-flora-of-the-united-states-and-canada-botany-botany-botany-595-cross-sections-of-an-exogenous-stem-elm-of-2-years-growth-1-pith-2-3-annual-layen-of-wood-next-the-cambium-i-bark-596-and-endogenous-stem-sorghum-or-millet-where-there-is-no-distinction-of-layers-c99-the-duramex-is-op-no-account-in-vesetation-and-is-in-this-respect-dead-hence-it-often-decays-leaving-the-trunk-hollow-and-the-tree-at-the-same-time-as-flourishing-as-ever-700-the-bark-succeeds-and-image216413862.htmlRMPG2E2E–. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 595, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layen of wood, next the cambium, i, bark; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or Millet), where there Is no distinction of layers. C99. The duramex is op no account in vesetation, and is in this respect dead. Hence it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at the same time as flourishing as ever. 700. The bark succeeds and
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. Birds of New York . ch it is less often observed seated upon dead tree-tops and stubsin the open, or on the towering hillside. In the breeding season it is per-haps our noisiest hawk, its oft-repeated cry coming many times each dayfrom the vicinity of the nesting site. The nest is a bulky structure mostlymade of sticks and placed in thefork of a lofty tree, an elm, birch,maple, black cherry or beech beingcommonly selected, rarely an ever-green. The eggs are from 3 to 5in nimiber, dingy white or bluishwhite in color, irregularly and usu-ally rather heavily spotted andblotched with dark brown Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/birds-of-new-york-ch-it-is-less-often-observed-seated-upon-dead-tree-tops-and-stubsin-the-open-or-on-the-towering-hillside-in-the-breeding-season-it-is-per-haps-our-noisiest-hawk-its-oft-repeated-cry-coming-many-times-each-dayfrom-the-vicinity-of-the-nesting-site-the-nest-is-a-bulky-structure-mostlymade-of-sticks-and-placed-in-thefork-of-a-lofty-tree-an-elm-birchmaple-black-cherry-or-beech-beingcommonly-selected-rarely-an-ever-green-the-eggs-are-from-3-to-5in-nimiber-dingy-white-or-bluishwhite-in-color-irregularly-and-usu-ally-rather-heavily-spotted-andblotched-with-dark-brown-image375159666.htmlRM2CP9YYE–. Birds of New York . ch it is less often observed seated upon dead tree-tops and stubsin the open, or on the towering hillside. In the breeding season it is per-haps our noisiest hawk, its oft-repeated cry coming many times each dayfrom the vicinity of the nesting site. The nest is a bulky structure mostlymade of sticks and placed in thefork of a lofty tree, an elm, birch,maple, black cherry or beech beingcommonly selected, rarely an ever-green. The eggs are from 3 to 5in nimiber, dingy white or bluishwhite in color, irregularly and usu-ally rather heavily spotted andblotched with dark brown
. Manual of tree diseases . Trees. ELM DISEASES 153 every season on the leaves in late autumn just before the leaves fall. The first indications of the spots are seen on the upper surface of the leaf. The dead leaf-tissue is grayish, and either scat- tered over the spot or grouped in the center are one or more black pustules (Fig. 21). The under sur- face of the leaf shows no evidence of the spot until later in the season, when brown dead areas appear with a few raised pustules. After the leaves fall to the ground, fruiting-bodies containing ascospores de- velop which are the source of primary Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manual-of-tree-diseases-trees-elm-diseases-153-every-season-on-the-leaves-in-late-autumn-just-before-the-leaves-fall-the-first-indications-of-the-spots-are-seen-on-the-upper-surface-of-the-leaf-the-dead-leaf-tissue-is-grayish-and-either-scat-tered-over-the-spot-or-grouped-in-the-center-are-one-or-more-black-pustules-fig-21-the-under-sur-face-of-the-leaf-shows-no-evidence-of-the-spot-until-later-in-the-season-when-brown-dead-areas-appear-with-a-few-raised-pustules-after-the-leaves-fall-to-the-ground-fruiting-bodies-containing-ascospores-de-velop-which-are-the-source-of-primary-image216384624.htmlRMPG14P8–. Manual of tree diseases . Trees. ELM DISEASES 153 every season on the leaves in late autumn just before the leaves fall. The first indications of the spots are seen on the upper surface of the leaf. The dead leaf-tissue is grayish, and either scat- tered over the spot or grouped in the center are one or more black pustules (Fig. 21). The under sur- face of the leaf shows no evidence of the spot until later in the season, when brown dead areas appear with a few raised pustules. After the leaves fall to the ground, fruiting-bodies containing ascospores de- velop which are the source of primary
. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 595, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layen of wood, next the cambium, i, bark; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or Millet), where there Is no distinction of layers. C99. The duramex is op no account in vesetation, and is in this respect dead. Hence it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at the same time as flourishing as ever. 700. The bark succeeds and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-book-of-botany-being-outlines-of-the-structure-physiology-and-classification-of-plants-with-a-flora-of-the-united-states-and-canada-botany-botany-botany-595-cross-sections-of-an-exogenous-stem-elm-of-2-years-growth-1-pith-2-3-annual-layen-of-wood-next-the-cambium-i-bark-596-and-endogenous-stem-sorghum-or-millet-where-there-is-no-distinction-of-layers-c99-the-duramex-is-op-no-account-in-vesetation-and-is-in-this-respect-dead-hence-it-often-decays-leaving-the-trunk-hollow-and-the-tree-at-the-same-time-as-flourishing-as-ever-700-the-bark-succeeds-and-image232070929.htmlRMRDFMRD–. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 595, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layen of wood, next the cambium, i, bark; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or Millet), where there Is no distinction of layers. C99. The duramex is op no account in vesetation, and is in this respect dead. Hence it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at the same time as flourishing as ever. 700. The bark succeeds and
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. Class-book of botany [microform] : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants : with a flora of the United States and Canada. Botany; Botany; Plants; Plants; Botanique; Botanique; Plantes; Botanique. 695, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layers or wood, next the cambium, 4, baric; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or MilletX where there is no distinction of layers. C93. The duramen is op no account in vegetation, and xo ia this respect dead. Ilenco it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-book-of-botany-microform-being-outlines-of-the-structure-physiology-and-classification-of-plants-with-a-flora-of-the-united-states-and-canada-botany-botany-plants-plants-botanique-botanique-plantes-botanique-695-cross-sections-of-an-exogenous-stem-elm-of-2-years-growth-1-pith-2-3-annual-layers-or-wood-next-the-cambium-4-baric-596-and-endogenous-stem-sorghum-or-milletx-where-there-is-no-distinction-of-layers-c93-the-duramen-is-op-no-account-in-vegetation-and-xo-ia-this-respect-dead-ilenco-it-often-decays-leaving-the-trunk-hollow-and-the-tree-at-th-image232838262.htmlRMREPKG6–. Class-book of botany [microform] : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants : with a flora of the United States and Canada. Botany; Botany; Plants; Plants; Botanique; Botanique; Plantes; Botanique. 695, Cross-sections of an exogenous stem (Elm), of 2 years' growth ; 1, pith, 2, 3, annual layers or wood, next the cambium, 4, baric; 596, and endogenous stem (Sorghum or MilletX where there is no distinction of layers. C93. The duramen is op no account in vegetation, and xo ia this respect dead. Ilenco it often decays, leaving the trunk hollow, and the tree at th
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. Manual of tree diseases . Trees. ELM DISEASES 153 every season on the leaves in late autumn just before the leaves fall. The first indications of the spots are seen on the upper surface of the leaf. The dead leaf-tissue is grayish, and either scat- tered over the spot or grouped in the center are one or more black pustules (Fig. 21). The under sur- face of the leaf shows no evidence of the spot until later in the season, when brown dead areas appear with a few raised pustules. After the leaves fall to the ground, fruiting-bodies containing ascospores de- velop which are the source of primary Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manual-of-tree-diseases-trees-elm-diseases-153-every-season-on-the-leaves-in-late-autumn-just-before-the-leaves-fall-the-first-indications-of-the-spots-are-seen-on-the-upper-surface-of-the-leaf-the-dead-leaf-tissue-is-grayish-and-either-scat-tered-over-the-spot-or-grouped-in-the-center-are-one-or-more-black-pustules-fig-21-the-under-sur-face-of-the-leaf-shows-no-evidence-of-the-spot-until-later-in-the-season-when-brown-dead-areas-appear-with-a-few-raised-pustules-after-the-leaves-fall-to-the-ground-fruiting-bodies-containing-ascospores-de-velop-which-are-the-source-of-primary-image232065641.htmlRMRDFE2H–. Manual of tree diseases . Trees. ELM DISEASES 153 every season on the leaves in late autumn just before the leaves fall. The first indications of the spots are seen on the upper surface of the leaf. The dead leaf-tissue is grayish, and either scat- tered over the spot or grouped in the center are one or more black pustules (Fig. 21). The under sur- face of the leaf shows no evidence of the spot until later in the season, when brown dead areas appear with a few raised pustules. After the leaves fall to the ground, fruiting-bodies containing ascospores de- velop which are the source of primary
. Birds of New York. Birds. BIRDS OF NEW YORK 85 a lofty perch it is less often observed seated upon dead tree-tops and stubs in the open, or on the towering hillside. In the breeding season it is per- haps our noisiest hawk, its oft-repeated cry coming many times each day from the vicinity of the nesting site. The nest is a bulky structure mostly made of sticks and placed in the fork of a lofty tree, an elm, birch, maple, black cherry or beech being commonly selected, rarely an ever- green. The eggs are from 3 to 5 in number, dingy white or bluish white in color, irregularly and usu- ally rat Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/birds-of-new-york-birds-birds-of-new-york-85-a-lofty-perch-it-is-less-often-observed-seated-upon-dead-tree-tops-and-stubs-in-the-open-or-on-the-towering-hillside-in-the-breeding-season-it-is-per-haps-our-noisiest-hawk-its-oft-repeated-cry-coming-many-times-each-day-from-the-vicinity-of-the-nesting-site-the-nest-is-a-bulky-structure-mostly-made-of-sticks-and-placed-in-the-fork-of-a-lofty-tree-an-elm-birch-maple-black-cherry-or-beech-being-commonly-selected-rarely-an-ever-green-the-eggs-are-from-3-to-5-in-number-dingy-white-or-bluish-white-in-color-irregularly-and-usu-ally-rat-image232260255.htmlRMRDTA93–. Birds of New York. Birds. BIRDS OF NEW YORK 85 a lofty perch it is less often observed seated upon dead tree-tops and stubs in the open, or on the towering hillside. In the breeding season it is per- haps our noisiest hawk, its oft-repeated cry coming many times each day from the vicinity of the nesting site. The nest is a bulky structure mostly made of sticks and placed in the fork of a lofty tree, an elm, birch, maple, black cherry or beech being commonly selected, rarely an ever- green. The eggs are from 3 to 5 in number, dingy white or bluish white in color, irregularly and usu- ally rat
