Smut attacking Fall Panicgrass in Howard Co., Maryland (9/15/2014).
Photo by
Richard Orr
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Spores collected from a Smut specimen on Fall Panicgrass in Howard Co., Maryland (9/15/2014). Irregular (5-sided?), smooth, black; measured 11.6-12.8 X 10.6-11.0 microns.
Photo by
Robert Solem
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Attacks Fall Panicgrass, turning the developing flower heads into a mass of black spores (R. Orr, pers. comm.).
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Smut attacking Fall Panicgrass in Howard Co., Maryland (9/15/2014).
Media by
Richard Orr.
Spores collected from a Smut specimen on Fall Panicgrass in Howard Co., Maryland (9/15/2014). Irregular (5-sided?), smooth, black; measured 11.6-12.8 X 10.6-11.0 microns.
Media by
Robert Solem.