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Linda Haugen's Images

Title: Plant Pathologist
Organization: USDA Forest Service
Unit: Forest Health Protection
Country: United States

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1400124 cedar-apple rust Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae telial horns from galls on cedar, southeast Minnesota in spring following moist weather.
1400126 gall rust of jack pine Cronartium quercuum f.sp. banksianae Pycnial stage (honey-like droplets on the gall) of gall rust on jack pine in Wisconsin in spring.
1400122 southwestern white-spored gall rust Peridermium (An undescribed species) White-spored gall rust in the Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada. Previously thought to be a white-spored variation of Western gall rust, this fungus is probably actually a distinct species.
1400121 southwestern white-spored gall rust Peridermium (An undescribed species) White-spored gall rust on Ponderosa pine, Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada. Although previously thought to be a white-spored variation of western gall rust, this rust is probably a distinctly separate species. This photo was taken on a field trip in 1998. At that time the researchers who selected the site clearly explained that white-spored gall rust was distinctly different from typical orange-spored western gall rust, and that this was a site with the white-spored type. A species description and valid scientific name is still pending. Mycologia, 90(2), 1998, pp244-257. http://www.jstor.org/stable/3761300
1400125 cedar-apple rust Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae Telial horns from galls on cedar, following moist spring weather in southeast Minnesota.

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