In this article we will discuss about the similarities and dissimilarities between rusts and smuts. Similarities between Rusts and Smuts: (i) The mycelium in both passes through two stages, the monokaryotic (primary) stage and the dikaryotic (secondary) stage. (ii) The dikaryotic mycelium is of greater importance. It is usually perennial in both. It is intercellular […]
Rusts and Smuts|: Similarities and Dissimilarities Fungi
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P. Graminis, P. Recondita and P. Striiformis | Fungi
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Learn about the comparison among P. Graminis, P. Recondita and P. Striiformis. Comparison # P. Graminis: 1. Causes black rust of wheat attacking the stems most severely. 2. Generally appears in March in Northern India and the last week of November in South India 3. Uredosori appear on leaves, stems and ears. 4. Uredopustules are […]
Life Cycle of Melampsora (With Diagram) | Fungi
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In this article we will discuss about the life cycle of melampsora with the help of suitable diagrams. Mycelium of Melampsora: The mycelium is intercellular, septate, branched, dikaryotic, subepidermal and usually found within the parenchymatous tissues of the host. Life-Cycle of Melampsora: M. lini infecting several species of Linum is an autoecious rust. Although uredinial […]
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