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Wakefield, E.M. 1917: Fungi exotici. XXIII. Kew Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information 1917(9-10): 308-314.

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Wakefield, E.M. 1917: Fungi exotici. XXIII. Kew Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information 1917(9-10): 308-314.
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Puccinia plagianthi McAlpine 1895 [1894]
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Hoheria populnea A.Cunn.

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Puccinia hoheriae Wakef. 1917
Sori teleutosporiferi hypophylli vel caulicoli, sparsi, rotundati vel oblongi, saepe confluentes, epidermide lacerato cineti, castanei, 0.5-1 mm. diametro, maculis parvis atro-purpureis insidentes. Teleutosporae ellipticae vel oblongae, medio vix constrictae, apice rotundatae non incrassatae, brunneae, episporio minute punctato-granuloso, 35-40 x 15-17 µ; pedicelli hyalini, decid i [sic], 30-80 µ longi.
Near to P. Plagianthi McAlp., but distinguished by the smaller spores, with granular (not reticulate) epispore. From P. Abutili it differs in the narrower spores with more finely granular epispore.
NEW ZEALAND. On leaves and stems of Hoheria populnea ("Lacebark"), A.H. Cockayne (1917).

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