Stripe smuts of grasses: one lineage or high levels of polyphyly?

. 2014 Oct 6;33:169–181. doi: 10.3767/003158514X685202

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Fig. 5 — Sori and spores of *Ustilago bromina* (a–e) and *U. striiformis* s.str. (f–j). a. Sori of *U. bromina* (HAI 4600); b, d. teliospores seen by LM, superficial, and median views respectively (S F163740); c. teliospore seen by SEM (S F163740); e. surface of teliospore seen by SEM (S F163740); f. sori of *U. striiformis* s.str. (HAI 4608); g, i. teliospores seen by LM, superficial, and median views, respectively (S F163771); h. teliospore seen by SEM (S F163771); j. surface of teliospore seen by SEM (S F163771). — Scale bars: a, f = 1 cm; b, d, g, I = 10 μm; c, h = 2 μm; e, j = 1 μm.

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