Uredo monsterae

Taxonomy

Family Pucciniaceae

Uredo monsterae Syd. 

No synonyms

Description

Uredinia in discolored spots on leaves, spots ellipsoidal to sub ellipsoidal, 0.5–2 cm diam, somewhat densely aggregated, immersed, uredinospores subglobose, ovoid to ellipsoid, slightly angular, 18–22 x 21–27 μm, wall colorless, 1–1.5 μm, densely echinulate, pores obscure.

Chardon CE and Toro RA. 1934. Mycological Explorations of Venezuela. Monogr. Univ. Puerto Rico, B 2: 1–351.

Reported hosts

Monstera acuminata, Philodendron sp.

Reported distribution

Venezuela

DNA sequences available

No sequences 

Comparison to other rusts on Monstera

 
taxon shape color measurements (μm)
Pseudocerradoa paullula globose light yellow-brown 26.6–28.5
Uredo monsterae ovoid to ellipsoid hyaline 18–22 x 21–27
Uredo monstericola ovoid to ellipsoid hyaline 19–29 x 29–40

References

Chardon CE and Toro RA. 1934. Mycological Explorations of Venezuela. Monogr. Univ. Puerto Rico, B 2: 1–351.

Notes

Image credit: All images by Megan Romberg USDA-APHIS-PPQ-NIS 
 BPI847386  Monstera nbsp;sp. leaves with  Uredo monsterae  and measurements recorded by Chardon
BPI847386 Monstera sp. leaves with Uredo monsterae and measurements recorded by Chardon
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label for BPI847386
 BPI847386  Monstera  sp. leaf with uredinia of  U. monsterae
BPI847386 Monstera sp. leaf with uredinia of U. monsterae
 BPI847386  Monstera  sp. leaf with uredinia of  U. monsterae
BPI847386 Monstera sp. leaf with uredinia of U. monsterae
 uredinia of  U. monsterae
uredinia of U. monsterae
 uredinium of  U. monsterae
uredinium of U. monsterae
 urediniospore of  U. monsterae
urediniospore of U. monsterae
 urediniospore of  U. monsterae
urediniospore of U. monsterae
 urediniospore of  U. monsterae
urediniospore of U. monsterae
 urediniospore of  U. monsterae
urediniospore of U. monsterae
 comparison of urediniospores from L-R,  P. paullula ,  U. monsterae,  and  U. monstericola; nbsp;scale bar = 10 mu;m
comparison of urediniospores from L-R, P. paullula, U. monsterae, and U. monstericola; scale bar = 10 μm