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Holkham Meals West TF893453Norwich city TG228085Sculthorpe TF898308Stiffkey TF964439Wheatfen, Surlingham TG3205

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6 records of 6 different species from 5 different sites
Years (# of records): 2020 (2) 2021 (2) 2022 (2)
Months: JFMAMJJASOND

Record Details

25/03/2020 Albugo hohenheimia; Sculthorpe; TF898308; Cardamine hirsuta; living leaf; Marilyn Abdulla; Brian Douglas
13/10/2020 Geastrum minimum; Holkham Meals West; TF893453; soil; Mike Ball; Mike Ball; Brian Douglas
26/02/2021 Albugo candida; Sculthorpe; TF902307; Capsella bursa-pastoris; living leaf; Marilyn Abdulla; Brian Douglas; "Covering a small plant in field gateway (photo & specimen retained)"
16/09/2021 Ampelomyces quisqualis; Norwich city; TG228085; Erysiphe knautiae; fungus; James Emerson; Brian Douglas
; Additional NotesA mycoparasite that had infected the powdery mildew Erysiphe knautiae on Knautia macedonia, turning it grey. Abundant pycnidia visible with conidia of the host species confined to the leaf edges

08/03/2022 Rhopographus filicinus; Wheatfen, Surlingham; TG3205; Brian Douglas; Brian Douglas; DNA barcoded; Genbank:OR999127
21/07/2022 Uromyces chenopodii-fruticosi; Stiffkey; TF964439; Suaeda vera; leaves; Jeremy Bartlett; Brian Douglas; Brian Douglas
; Additional NotesBrian Douglas (23rd July 2022 NFSG Facebook page): This is rather lovely! A google for Aecidium suaedae (a synonym for U. chenopodii) will give you a few comparable photos. The aecia (which these should be) and uredia form on leaves, the telia also (or primarily, I'm not sure) on stems. The preferred name should be Uromyces chenopodii-fruticosi as of 2020 (https://tinyurl.com/mrx9rjx8). Ted Ellis recorded this from a number of sites around Norfolk though it looks like it's been mostly overlooked since based on available records? It would be good to put some photos online from a microscopically confirmed specimen to help future ID of this, though it does match the protologue description of A. suaedae and the description of U. chenopodii in Klenke and Scholler 2015.

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