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Figure S1. Weir's cushion rust signs and symptoms on Colorado blue spruce needles in May 2018 (A), a magnified erumpent teliospore mass on a discolored region of a needle (B), and light micrographs of teliospores using squash mounts of teliospore mass (C and D). 152x155mm (300 x 300 DPI)
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Weir’s cushion rust caused by Chrysomyxa weirii, an autoecious microcyclic rust fungus, is known to affect trees in the genus Picea in North America and south-central Asia (Crane et al. 2000). This species, although placed in Chrysomyxa, belongs phylogenetically to Melampsora (Feau et al. 2011). Trees affected by this disease initially exhibit non-...
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