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Fragment of a woody branch of vine attacked by the
Fragment of a woody branch of vine attacked by the vegetative part of a fungus or mycelium. Illustration for La Maladie des Vignes (The disease of the vines) by F鬩 x ɤ ouard Gu鲩 n-M鮥 ville. Paris, 1853. Engraving
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1853 Agrarian Agricultural Attacked Botanic Complaint Complaints Disease Diseases Drawings Engravings F X9b29 X Fragment Fungi Fungus Grape Illness Illnesses Ills Primary Sector Upright Vegetative Vine Vines Wine Woody X992f Uard Botanics Guarin Maladie Mycelium Pathological Vignes
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This engraving, titled "Fragment of a Woody Branch of Vine Attacked by the Vegetative Part of a Fungus or Mycelium," is an illustration from the publication "La Maladie des Vignes" (The Disease of the Vines) by F.x. Audouard Guinard-Neville, published in Paris in 1853. The image showcases a fragment of a woody vine branch, with the vegetative part of a fungus or mycelium visibly attacking it. The vertical, upright composition of the illustration highlights the intricate details of the vine's texture and the sinuous growth of the fungal growth. The European wine industry during the mid-19th century was plagued by various diseases, and this engraving is a testament to the agricultural challenges faced during that period. The vine disease depicted in the illustration is likely one of the many pathologies that threatened the primary sector's productivity and profitability. The color engravings, such as this one, were a common method of documenting and sharing agricultural knowledge during the 19th century. The detailed drawings provided valuable insights into the various diseases and pests that affected crops, allowing farmers and researchers to identify and address the issues more effectively. The intricate details of this illustration reveal the delicate balance between the vine's health and the destructive power of the fungus. The intertwining of the vine's woody structure and the mycelium's sinuous growth creates a striking visual contrast, highlighting the complex relationship between the plant and its pathogens. This engraving is a valuable historical record of the agricultural challenges faced during the 19th century and the importance of documenting and understanding plant diseases to ensure the sustainability and success of the agricultural sector.
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