Urocystis anemones-narcissiflorae Vánky, 2011
on Anemonastrum
gall
lead-grey pustules or blisters on leaves and stems, eventually bursting open, releasing a black mass of spores.
hostplants
Ranunculaceae,monophagous
Anemonastrum narcissiflorum.
notes
Klenke & Scholler report a smut on A. narcissiflorum that could be attributed either to Urocystis carcinodes, or the north-american U. anemones-nqrcissiflorae. Because carcinodes is known only from Actaea, that is an unlikely option. It is not stated whether the observation was done in a garden or in the natural, high-alpine, habitat of the plant.
references
Klenke & Scholler (2015a), Vánky (2011a).