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![Puccinia psidii on Acmena smithii. (A) Rust symptoms on the abaxial surface. (B) (C) Rust symptoms on the adaxial surface. (D) Symptoms observed in the pathogenicity test. (E) Pustules under stereomicroscope. (F) Urediniospores.](publication/312350105/figure/fig1/AS:504135503495168@1497206678490/Puccinia-psidii-on-Acmena-smithii-A-Rust-symptoms-on-the-abaxial-surface-B-C-Rust.png)
Puccinia psidii on Acmena smithii. (A) Rust symptoms on the abaxial surface. (B) (C) Rust symptoms on the adaxial surface. (D) Symptoms observed in the pathogenicity test. (E) Pustules under stereomicroscope. (F) Urediniospores.
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Commonly known as “mini-jambo-rosa” or “Lili-Pili”, Acmena smithii (Poir.) Merr. & Perry is a medium- to large-sized semi-deciduous tree which may reach from 4 to 20 m height and has been largely used as an ornamental plant and for urban afforestation [Lorenzi, H.; Bacher, L.; Lacerda, M.; Sartori, S. Frutas Brasileiras e Exóticas Cultivadas (de co...
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... throughout humid subtropical forests of the east coast of Queensland [ANPSA. Australian Society of native plants, available at http://www. asgap.org.au/a-smi.html (2010) Voucher specimens of Acmena smithii plants were sent to Plantarum Institute for confirmation of the species. Thus, leaf samples with symptoms and signs on both the abaxial (Fig. 1 A) and the adaxial surface ( Fig. 1 B and C) were collected and taken to the Laboratory of Forest Pathology of the same institution, where they were observed under stereomicroscope and microscope. The pathogen was identified as a basidiomycete of the order Uredinales, Puccinia psidii, a pathogenic ...
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... Voucher specimens of Acmena smithii plants were sent to Plantarum Institute for confirmation of the species. Thus, leaf samples with symptoms and signs on both the abaxial (Fig. 1 A) and the adaxial surface ( Fig. 1 B and C) were collected and taken to the Laboratory of Forest Pathology of the same institution, where they were observed under stereomicroscope and microscope. The pathogen was identified as a basidiomycete of the order Uredinales, Puccinia psidii, a pathogenic species. ...
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