cedar-apple rust

Diseases: Stem and Leaf Rusts
Urediniomycetes > Uredinales > Pucciniaceae > Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae Schwein.

103 records

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5222081 Diagram or Graphic

cedar apple rust life cycle

Division of Plant Industry Archive
5043058 Feature(s) close up of fruiting body Joseph O'Brien
5043063 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043064 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043065 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043066 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043067 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043068 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043069 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043070 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043071 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043072 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043073 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043074 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043075 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043076 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043077 Feature(s) Joseph O'Brien
5043078 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043079 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043080 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
5043081 Feature(s) telia Joseph O'Brien
1224004 Feature(s) Jerry A. Payne
1224005 Feature(s) Jerry A. Payne
5043060 Feature(s) close up of spore tubes Joseph O'Brien
5043061 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5043062 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
1247151 Fruiting Bodies Terry Price
1247219 Fruiting Bodies Terry Price
1377009 Fruiting Bodies Telial stage Joseph O'Brien
1396156 Fruiting Bodies USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1396157 Fruiting Bodies USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1396158 Fruiting Bodies USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1400124 Fruiting Bodies telial horns from galls on cedar, southeast Minnesota in spring following moist weather. Linda Haugen
1400125 Fruiting Bodies Telial horns from galls on cedar, following moist spring weather in southeast Minnesota. Linda Haugen
1406257 Fruiting Bodies USDA Forest Service - North Central Research Station Archive
1224003 Fruiting Bodies Jerry A. Payne
4823038 Fruiting Bodies Fresh telial horns produced on mature second-year galls during moist conditons in spring and early summer. Edward L. Barnard
4823039 Fruiting Bodies Inactive reddish-brown/dark brown second-year galls. Telia horns will develop during moist conditions in spring and early summer see image 4823038). Edward L. Barnard
5028058 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028059 Fruiting Bodies Telial horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028060 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028061 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028062 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028063 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028064 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028065 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5028066 Fruiting Bodies Telial-stage horns of the cedar-apple rust pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5043055 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5043056 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5043057 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5043059 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
1949021 Fruiting Bodies

Aecial stage of Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae on apple fruit.

E.F. Wicker
1949022 Fruiting Bodies

Telia-producing gall (cedar apple) of Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae on the alternate host eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana).

E.F. Wicker
2634056 Sign pycnial spots on apple leaves Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4212087 Sign pycnial spots on apple leaves Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4214092 Sign galls with mature telial horns Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4215075 Sign telia on cedar Oscar Dooling
1501081 Sign Cedar apple rust gall; E. red cedar Daniel H. Brown
1501084 Sign Cedar apple rust USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
5222082 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222083 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5265042 Sign telial horns Division of Plant Industry Archive
5334025 Sign

Symptoms and signs

Mary Ann Hansen
5337096 Sign

close-up of aecia on lower leaf surface

Ethel Dutky
5222074 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222075 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222076 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222077 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222078 Sign gall with telial horns extruded in wet weather Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222079 Sign gall with telial horns extruded in wet weather Division of Plant Industry Archive
5222080 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
0485008 Sign gall David J. Moorhead
1496216 Sign Cedar apple rust on apple leaf University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1436078 Sign gall Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1361150 Sign Orange, gelatinous finger-like masses of spores Terry Price
1361151 Sign Tongue-like spore masses on the branch swellings Terry Price
5368596 Sign

Spore-producing bodies called "pycnia" on the upper surface on infected spots.

Paul Bachi
5368931 Sign

Small, dark spore-producing bodies called "pycnia" on the upper surface of infected spots.

Paul Bachi
5368932 Sign

Spore-producing bodies called "aecia" on the lower surface of infected spots.

Paul Bachi
5372665 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5392887 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392888 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392889 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392890 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392891 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392892 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5368929 Symptoms

The spots on the top surface of the leaves are due to spores coming from cedar trees - the fungal stage at the bottom surface of the leaf opposite the same spot is the stage which produces spores which infect cedar trees.

Paul Bachi
5368930 Symptoms

The spots on the top surface of the leaves are due to spores coming from cedar trees - the fungal stage at the bottom surface of the leaf opposite the same spot is the stage which produces spores which infect cedar trees.

Paul Bachi
1234141 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1234145 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1234146 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1436077 Symptoms on leaf Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1496189 Symptoms Cedar apple rust on apples University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496203 Symptoms Cedar apple rust on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496206 Symptoms

Cedar - apple rust

University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496207 Symptoms Cedar apple rust University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496210 Symptoms Cedar apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496449 Symptoms Cedar apple rust on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
5357472 Symptoms

Rust galls on a cedar tree serving as an alternate host to the cedar-apple rust fungus Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae.

Howard F. Schwartz
5357473 Symptoms

Rust galls on a cedar tree serving as an alternate host to the cedar-apple rust fungus Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae.

Howard F. Schwartz
5368593 Symptoms

The size of the spots is in relation to how many spots are on the leaf.

Paul Bachi
5368594 Symptoms

The size of the spots is in relation to how many spots are on the leaf.

Paul Bachi
5368595 Symptoms

The size of the spots is in relation to how many spots are on the leaf.

Paul Bachi


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