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  • APSnet Image of the week: Tilletia controversa - Microscopic image of teliospores of this species which is commonly known as the dwarf bunt fungus.
  • Bunt or Stinking Smut - Tilletia tritici causes this infection in wheat. Photographs and information on this fungus.
  • Exobasidiaceae - Photographs of leaves affected by Exobasidium rostrupii and Exobasidium vaccinii.
  • Exobasidium vaccinii - Several photographs of foliage affected by this species. Text in Polish.
  • Exobasidium vaccinii - Photographs of this species and its typical habitat.
  • Flag Smut - Urocystis agropyri can affect wheat and other grass species, the plants affected being severely stunted. Photographs and information on this fungus.
  • Loose Smut - Ustalago nuda is a fungus causing a seed borne disease which affects winter and spring barley. Information and a photograph.
  • Loose Smut - Ustilago nuda is the infective organism in this condition which affects wheat. Photographs and information.
  • Ustilaginales - Information from Wikipedia on this order of fungi, members of which are serious plant pathogens and commonly called smuts.
  • Ustilago maydis - Article by Tom Volk on this species which causes corn smut infecting the corn ears, but eaten as a delicacy in Mexico.
  • Ustilago maydis - Photographs of maize infected by this species.
  • Ustilago tritici - Microscopic image.
  • Ustilago violacea - Photograph and information on this smut, seen here infecting flowers of Ragged Robin, Lychnis flos-cuculi.
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