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Covered smut

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Cards (17)

Section 1

(17 cards)

Covered smut

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Well-developed, persistent peridium surrounding sorus

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obligate biotrophs

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fungi has to live on living tissue

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Loose smut

Front

Thin, delicate peridium that ruptures easily to expose teliospores

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Urediniomycetes

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Rust

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Spermatium

Front

small, one-celled, hyaline; incapable of germination

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bunt

Front

a fungus that infects grasses and fills the kernels with masses of black spores

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Principal/ primary host

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host plant on which heterokaryotic stage occurs

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Alternate host

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host species with homokaryotic stage

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smut fungi

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Never require 2 hosts Facultative biotrophs Hosts: angiosperms only Only basidiospore and teliospore stage

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rust fungi

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May require 2 hosts Obligate biotrophs Hosts: angiosperms and gymnosperms Up to 5 spore stages

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Autoecism

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Entire life cycle completed on a single host species

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Haustorium

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A hypha of a parasitic fungus that enters the host's cells, absorbing nutrition directly from the cytoplasm.

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Pucciniales

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What is the taxonomy of rusts?

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Heteroecism

Front

The necessity of two host species for the completion of the life cycle of certain parasitic fungi.

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Sorus

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Teliospores are formed in _____ Composed of host and fungal tissues Formed in host ovaries, stems, leaves, or roots depending on the smut taxon

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Teliospores

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Covered smut reproductive spores Survival spores over winter Orange yellow color Have tail to disperse

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