Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
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Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn., Trans. & Proc. New Zealand Inst. 61 407 (1930)
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
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(G. Cunn.) G.Cunn.
G. Cunn.
G.Cunn.
1930
407
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species
Puccinia schoenus
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Host: Schoenus pauciflorus Hook: f. Cook Range, Canterbury, 700 m., 1/28. G.H.C. Type.
II. Uredosori scattered, seldom confluent, seated on discoloured reddish spots, elliptical, 1-2 mm. long, erumpent, bullate, long covered, ferruginous. Spores elliptical or obovate, 40-48 x 24-28 mmm. ; epispore pallid fuscous, or yellowish-brown, 3 mmm. thick, save at the apex where thickened to 6 mmm. and darker in colour, moderately and somewhat coarsely echinulate ; germ pores equatorial, 3-4, obscure.
The host is endemic and common throughout (Cheesem. 1925, p. 229)
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
The host [Schoenus pauciflorus] is endemic and common throughout. The rust only occurs in Canterbury and Otago, South Island. It is of no economic importance.
Taxonomic concepts
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
Puccinia schoenus G. Cunn. (1930)
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
Puccinia schoenus G. Cunn. (1930)
Uredo schoeni G. Cunn. (1928)
Puccinia schoenus (G. Cunn.) G.Cunn. 1930
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13 August 2024