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Species of Melampsoraceae. A-D. Melampsora epiphylla (IBAR-11185 and IBAR-11203). E-H. M. epitea (IBAR-11169 and IBAR-11194). I-L. M. laricis-populina (IBAR-11206). M-O. M. magnusiana (IBAR-11209). A. Vertical section of a uredinium to show capitate paraphyses (IBAR-11185). B. Median view of urediniospores (IBAR-11203). C. Surface view of urediniospores (IBAR-11203). D. Vertical section of a subcuticular, onelayered telium (IBAR-11185). Note apically thick-walled teliospores. E. Capitate-clavate paraphyses (IBAR-11169). F. Median view of urediniospores (IBAR-11169). G. Surface view of urediniospores (IBAR-11169). H. Vertical section of a telium. Note uniformly thin-walled teliospores (IBAR-11194). I. Clavate-capitate paraphyses. J. Median view of urediniospores to show laterally thickened wall. K. Surface view of urediniospores. L. Vertical section of a telium. M. Vertical section of a uredinium to show clavate-capitate paraphyses. N. Median view of urediniospores. O. Surface view of urediniospores. Bars: 20µm.
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