Rust disease

The rust disease is a by parasitic rust fungi caused disease of plants, which brings the leaves and stems to death of the infected plants. It is particularly found in cereals , pulses , beets , pears , roses and pines .

They are characterized by rust-colored bearings of the aecidiospores or uredospores . These form on the stems or on the leaves and can be ring, point or line-shaped.

Rust diseases are classified according to

• the morphological characteristics,
• the host plants and
• the symptoms.

See also

• Plant disease

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Rust diseases. Retrieved July 28, 2020 .