Puccinia drabae Rudolphi, 1829
on Draba
gall
no host plant alternation, only telia, that are mostly situated in the inflorescence, even on the siliques. They are long covered by the epidermis and then look like a greyish blister; eventually brown and powdery. The spores are yellowish brown, two-celled with a clear constriction, the wall is homogenous in thickness, echinulate. The pedicel is flaccid, hyaline, deciduous.
hostplants
Brassicaceae, monophagous
Draba aizoides, cacuminum, cinerea, corymbosa, crassifolia, daurica, dubia, fladnizensis, incana, lactea, lasiocarpa, nemorosa, nivalis, norvegica.
references
Brandenburger (1985a), Buhr (1964b), Gäumann (1959a), González Fragoso (1924a), Hagen (1941a), Klenke & Scholler (2015a), Kropp, Hansen, Wolf ao (1997a), Mayor (1971a).