- demicyclic, and
microcyclic. The
macrocyclic life
cycle has all
spore states, the
demicyclic lacks the
uredinial state, and the
microcyclic cycle lacks the...
- 5
spore stages and
those with less are said to be "macrocyclic" or "
microcyclic" respectively.
Because apples are an
economically important crop, control...
-
species and is
commonly found as rust on
Ornithogalum species. It is a
microcyclic species lacking aecia and uredinia. It was
found on the bark of an unknown...
-
Autoecious rusts complete their life-cycles on one host
instead of two, and
microcyclic rusts cut out one or more stages.[citation needed] The characteristic...
-
suggests C.
nepalensis and C.
multiaxialis are synonyms.
Evidence based on
microcyclic conidiation from
ascospores and
molecular studies support H. sinensis...
- only
infecting spruce trees (no
alternate host). C.
weirii is also
microcyclic,
producing only two of the five
possible spore stages common in rust...
- two
phylogenetically unrelated hosts. P. striiformis was
thought to be
microcyclic for
centuries until 2009, when a team of
scientists at the USDA-ARS Cereal...
- most
common on
young leaves and
flower bracts.
Puccinia horiana is a
microcyclic,
autoecious rust,
meaning that the
fungus has two
known spore stages:...
-
initially postulated that the
spores found on
bearberry were
caused by a
microcyclic rust
which only
infected that host and did not have an alternate. However...
-
teliospore morphology. P. xanthii, also
known as ****lebur rust, is
microcyclic and only
forms telia. P. canaliculata,
known as
nutsedge rust, only produces...
