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Identifier: rustsofaustralia00mcal (find matches)
Title: The rusts of Australia, their structure, nature, and classification
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: McAlpine, Daniel, 1848-1932
Subjects: Uredineae
Publisher: Melbourne, Brain
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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omewhatspherical, and be divided longitudinally and obliquely, so as to resemblea Sfhaerofhragmium. The variation even in the same sorus is sometimesgreater than it is between some different species. PUCCINIA LUDWIGII. 300. Teleutospores may be divided generally as in the above, although the four- celled forms are not quite so frequent. PUCCINIA GRAMINIS. 301. Teleutospores are also one to four celled, but the septa are generally transverse, while the upper cell may occasionally be longitudinally divided. PUCCINIA TRITICINA. 302. The teleutospores do not show such a wide variation as in P. graminis, but they may be from one to three celled, and the upper cell may be longitudinally divided. UROMYCES ORCHIDEARUM. 303. This species shows very well the transition from the unicellular (Uromyces) to the bicellular (Puccinia) teleutospores. Some of the two-celled spores areequally divided by the transverse septum and constricted, s© that thev departentirely from the Uromyces type. Plate XL.
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O. C. Brittlebank. Del. PUCCINIA AND UROMYCES. NORMAL AND ABNORMAL TELEUTOSPORES. 322 Explanation of Plates. PLATE XLI. UROMYCLADIUM TEPPERIANUM.Fig.304. Large gall on Acacia im$lcxa, weight 3 lbs. ... ... ... X £ Plate XL I.

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