Microbotryum silenes-saxifragae sp. nov. sporulating in the anthers of Silene saxifraga in southern European mountains

. 2013 Apr 4;4(1):29–40. doi: 10.5598/imafungus.2013.04.01.04

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Fig. 2. — *Microbotryum* *silenes-saxifragae* sp. nov. on *Silene saxifraga*. A. The type locality at the Kanzianiberg, Austria. B. The clump of *Silene saxifraga* with infected flowers in the Botanical Garden of Tübingen, Germany. **C–E.** Infected inflorescences, with the fungus sporulating in the anthers in the Botanical Garden of Tübingen, Germany. F. Infected anther: an open pollen sac filled with teliospores seen at the foreground, made in SEM (KRAM F-49440). G. Teliospores inside the pollen sac and the anther’s epidermis, seen by SEM. (KRAM F-49440). Bars: C–E = 5 mm, F = 500 μm, G = 50 μm.

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