Life cycle of Puccinia acroptili on Rhaponticum (= Acroptilon) repens
@article{Bruckart2010LifeCO,
title={Life cycle of Puccinia acroptili on Rhaponticum (= Acroptilon) repens},
author={William L Bruckart and Farivar M. Eskandari and Dana K. Berner and M. Catherine Aime},
journal={Mycologia},
year={2010},
volume={102},
pages={62 - 68}
}Russian knapweed (Rhaponticum repens) is a rangeland weed pest in the western United States. One candidate fungus for biological control of R. repens is Puccinia acroptili, which causes a rust disease. Understanding the life cycle of candidate rust fungi for weed biological control is an essential component in risk assessments and evaluations, and for P. acroptili such was unknown. For this reason greenhouse studies were undertaken to clarify the life cycle of P. acroptili under artificial…
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