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Late Leaf Rust of Red Raspberries
... infections may be difficult to see. Small pustules filled with yellow to orange powdery spores (not waxy like the spores of orange rust) are formed on the underside of infected leaves (Figure 2). ... are capable of infecting raspberry during this period. In early July, urediniospores (powdery-yellow to orange spores) start to form on the underside of infected raspberry leaves or flower parts. These ...
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Trees Part 5
... -branching frequently occurs in the vicinity of swellings which rupture to release quantities of orange spores. Remove galls on specimen trees by pruning. Remove infected trees in planted forests during ... through the needle surface. These structures break to release thousands of small pinkish to orange spores. Damage is seldom severe enough to warrant any form of control. Wood Rots: Discoloration, ...
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Fruit Rot
... and leaky, or may have masses of fungal spores growing on them. These spores can spread to adjacent ripe, healthy berries and ... the infected fruit (Figure 1) rapidly decay and exude masses of orange spores capable of starting new infections. The fungus primarily rots fruit, ... easy to differentiate from the orange spore mass on a ripe rot-infected berry. Alternaria spores can be splashed or carried by ...
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Pine Diseases
... have a white or yellow cast. Needles have small, delicate white blisters containing masses of orange spores. Heavily infected needles may die, turn brown and drop off. Throughout North Carolina Usually ... of rust reaching trunk. Fusiform rust: (left) canker formed on tree trunk; (center) aecia (spores) form as orange blisters on the canker; (right) uredinia form on the underside of the alternate ...
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Asparagus Rust
... replaces rust-colored spores with black, over-wintering spores. In some lesions, both reddish-brown and black spores appear together. Plants ... spread spores to branches and fern needles, where they germinate in the presence of water drops. Signs The orange spores are the key sign for this disease. Run your hand over an asparagus spear and examine your palm for orange-colored spores ...
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Marin Rose Society - June Rose Care
... % humidity. Temperatures above 90 degrees inhibit spore formation. After spores form they directly penetrate the epidermis inside the plant cell ... orange spore on the underside of the leaves in the early stages to the black aeciospores at maturity. Once the orange spores ... orange spore and it can repeat several times during the growing season in a 10-14 day interval. As fall approaches the black spores ...
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Kemper Center Problem Categories
... color of the spores generated in the repeating part of its life cycle. Symptoms may include leaf yellowing, withering and early leaf drop. In some cases at the time orange spores of the ... cedar (Juniperus virgiana) is not flowering; it has a disease called cedar-apple rust The orange gelatinous masses on this eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana) come from rounded greenish brown galls ...
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Cultural Information
... . Botrytis blight: Also known as gray mold, this fungal disease is spread by wind-brone spores and thrives in cool, moist weather. Stems and flowers will rot and develop gray mold ... waterings. Pelagonium rust: This fungal disease causes small, yellow spots on leaf surfaces or powdery, orange spores on the undersides of leaves. Badly infected leaves and plants should be destroyed. Plants with ...
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Orange Rust of Brambles, HYG-3010-94
... disease in Ohio. Gymnoconia nitens is a microcyclic (lacks certain spores) stage of A. peckianus. G. nitens is the more common orange rust pathogen on erect and trailing blackberries in the ... and destroy them before pustules form, break open, and discharge the orange masses of spores. If plants are not removed, these spores will spread the disease to healthy plants. Remove all wild brambles ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Palomar Mtn. Lichens
... (Lecidella). Caloplaca sp. (possibly Caloplaca saxicola): Bright orange crustose lichen with marginal lobation (lobes typically less than 1mm); spores polarilocular (2-celled with wide septum, ... (sometimes lacking); apothecial disk small (0.5 um) bright orange; spores 2-celled & polarilocular (not transversely septate); spores colorless. Candelaria concolor: This is actually a foliose lichen ...
waynesword.palomar.edu

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