Additions to the rust fungi of New Zealand — VI

Dingley, Joan M.

doi:10.1080/0028825x.1977.10429617

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“…Cunningham (1931) reeorded U. danthoniae on four speeies of Danthonia, and MeNabb (1962) added two additional Danthonia hosts. These reeordings and additional host reeords were listed under various species of Chionoehloa and Notodanthonia by Dingley (1969 Cunningham (1931) for U. danthoniae. The rust on the former host has been re-identified as U. macnabbii on C. rubra (Dingley 1977).…”

Section: Uromyces Danthoniae and U Macnabbiimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Connor & Edgar. Dingley's (1969) record of U. danthoniae on N. gracilis (Hook.f.) Zotov appears to have been based on these two specimens, both of which bore herbarium labels suggesting the host was N. gracilis.…”

Section: Uromyces Danthoniae and U Macnabbiimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this paper, it has been decided to adopt the system proposed by Crosby et al (1976) on Chionochloa rubra Zotov. McNabb (1962); Dingley (1969Dingley ( , 1977. TO, Desert Road, 5.XII.1960, R. F. R. McNabb (POO 19565, 19566) II;Rangipo Desert, 4.111.1961, R. F. R. McNabb (PDO 19614) 11, III.…”

Section: Uromyces Danthoniae and U Macnabbiimentioning

confidence: 99%

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Occurrence ofUromyces danthoniaeandU. macnabbii, and additions to the graminicolous rust fungi of New Zealand

McKenzie

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1980

New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

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Occurrence ofUromyces danthoniaeandU. macnabbii, and additions to the graminicolous rust fungi of New Zealand

McKenzie

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1980

New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

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“…It is a common wild species in New Zealand and shows much variation in leaf morphology. Dingley (1969) and Harvey (1979) Three races of Puccinia menthae were identified amongst the 12 isolates (Table 2). Race 1 produced a highly susceptible reaction on M. x piperita, an immune reaction on M. x cordijolia, and a variable reaction on M. spicata.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Rust was first reported on an introduced Mentha species in 1959 (M. spicata, spearmint, Anon. 1964), and has since been recorded on 7 other introduced hosts in the Lamiaceae (Dingley 1969(Dingley , 1977Harvey 1979).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Races of mint rust (Puccinia menthaePers.) on cultivated peppermint and other hosts in New Zealand

Beresford¹

1982

New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

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Twelve isolates of Puccinia menthae collected from Mentha x cordifolia (winter mint), M. x piperita (peppermint), M. x piperita var. citrata (lemon mint), and M. spicata (spearmint) were tested for differences in pathogenicity on 26 clones from 6 species in Mentha and 5 species in related genera. Three races were identified from the differential host reactions: Race 1 was isolated from M. x piperita and M. x piperita var. citrata; Race 2 from M. x cordifolia and M. spicata; Race 3 from M. spicata. Although M. x piperita has been naturalised in New Zealand for many years, and commercially grown since 1970, the first record of rust on this species was on cultivated plants in December 1978. Observations of wild mint clones along river banks in the peppermint growing area of Canterbury during 1979 and 1980 suggest that rust spread from infected peppermint crops to wild M. x piperita var. citrata and M. x piperita. Race 1 thus appears to be a recent arrival in New Zealand. The earlier New Zealand records on the introduced mint species M. x cordifolia and M. spicata are probably attributable to Races 2 and possibly 3, neither of which attack peppermint.

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Rust fungi in the subantarctic islands of New Zealand

McKenzie

2008

Mycoscience

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Additions to the rust fungi of New Zealand — VI

Cited by 24 publications

References 10 publications

Occurrence ofUromyces danthoniaeandU. macnabbii, and additions to the graminicolous rust fungi of New Zealand

Occurrence ofUromyces danthoniaeandU. macnabbii, and additions to the graminicolous rust fungi of New Zealand

Races of mint rust (Puccinia menthaePers.) on cultivated peppermint and other hosts in New Zealand

Rust fungi in the subantarctic islands of New Zealand

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