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Evidence for environmental determination of uredinia and telia production in Chrysomyxa pirolata (inland spruce cone rust).

2000-05-01

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Chrysomyxa pirolata Wint., the cause of inland spruce cone rust, is a serious pathogen in natural spruce forests and seed orchards. Cone infection is caused by basidiospores produced by telia on alternate hosts in the genera Pyrola, Moneses, and Orthilia. The disease cycle of this rust and the influence of moisture on the differentiation of telia on Pyrola asarifolia Michx. were studied over two growing seasons at...

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Literature Corpus work: 41543a65-1075-53e0-b320-35ee65572a9f
DOI: 10.1139/b00-041

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