occurence of puccinia bornmuelleri magnus in the czech republic
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Abstract
Rust on Levisticum officinale was found on the foothill of “Velká Baba“ Hill north-west of Brno-Řečkovice on May 2006. It was identifity as Puccinia bornmuelleri Magnus. On the leaves there were a lot of uredinia and one group of spermogonia. The telia was found in September 2006. Probably, the rust occurs on more locations in Brno. The rust was found in Rumania a few years ago. These are the first two findings in Europe. The rust comes from Iran and Afghanistan. Spermogonia have been found together with uredia therefore P. bornmuelleri is brachypuccinia.
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| Authors | ;Jiří Müller;Ivana Šafránková |
| Journal | Talanta |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.11118/actaun200755020095
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