IVRI B 407.pdf

THE FUNGI OF INDIA •
• ?[ Melampsora] rostrupii G. Wagner (Syd. III:343 ; 43 :223 as M. ?arcidioiiks (DC.)
Schroet. ; Sacco VII:590). On leaves of POTlUlus alba, near Simla (Lace).
Barclay noted that no paraphyses occurred in the medo stage, the only
stage found. This rust must remain uncertain until the aecidial stage is
discovered in India.
- salicis-albae Kleb. (Syd. III :372 ; Sacco XVII :266 as M. alii-salicis-albae
Kleb.; 452 :438). On leaves of Salix alba, Suket, Himalaya (Burkil1).
--yoshinagai P. Henn. (Sacc. XVII:264; Syd. 111:391; 455:269). On leaves
of Wikstrocrnia canescens, MUSBoorie (Butler) ; Verinag, Kashmir (Butler),
Monosporidium andrachnis Barclay (35, 1:371, figs.; Sacco IX:297; Syd. IV:
365; 455 :274). On leaves of Andrachne cordifolia, Simla (Barclay) ; Kasauli
(Butler); Mussoorie (Kar).
- .-euphorbiae Barclay (35, 1:367, figs.; Sa,;c. IX :297 ; Syd. IV:364). On leaves
of Euphorbia pilosa (E. cognata), Simla (Barclay).
Peridermium brevius (Barclay) Sacco (Sace. IX:327; Syd. IV:12; 35, lII:102,
figs., as Aecidiurn brevius Barclay ; 89:48; 90, fig.; 452:442; 140:117, pro
parte, as P. orientale Cke; 254). On needles of Pinus excelsa, Simla (Bar,
clay) ; J aUU&'lI (Oliver); MUSBoorie (Butler).
- cedri (Barclay) Saec. (Sacc. IX :327; Syd. IV:2; 32:223, figs., as Aecidiurn
cedri Barclay; 35, III:I04; 90; 111:87, fig.; 452:4:4:2; 491 ; 254). On
leaves of Oedrus libani var. deodara, near Simla. (Barclay); cOnllnon in the
Himalayas (Troup; Hafiz Khan).
- ephedrae eke (137:95; Sacco VII:835; Syd. IV:3; 89:48; 90t fig.; 452:44-2;
254). On young shoots and lea.ves of Ephedra vulgaris, J aunsar (Hole).
--himalayense Bagchee (26:19, figs.; 35, III:101, as Aecidium cornplanaturn
Barcl. val'. corticola Barcl.; Syd. IV :12; 90 : (22) as P. complanatum
Barel. var. cort/(ola; 118; 27). On branches of Pinus longifolia, Simla
(Barclay) ; Garhwal (Osmaston); Naini Tal (Carr); Ranikhet (Butler);
Almora (Champion); Ranikhet, Naini Tal, Pauri, Garhwal, Chakrata, and
Simla (Bagchee). The Cronartiurn stage has recently been reported by
Bagchee (27) on Swel'tia alala, S. angtlstifolia, and S. cordata, and we find
the uredo stage of this Oronartium on these hosts to be identical with the
type of Uredo opheliae Sycl. (440:21; Syd. IV:434) on S. angustifolia, India. ·
--indfcum Colley & Taylor (127: 329, fig.; 254 :4.39; 26 :17). On twigs and
branches of Pinus excelsa, Kulu (Troup). See Oronartium ribicola, above.
- orientale eke (137:91; Sacco VII:836; Syd. IV:11; 140:117 ; 211:263;
489:317; 26; 35,111:101, figs., as Accidiurncomplanaturn Barclay; Saco.
IX:327, a'l P. c01n1)lanaturn Barclay; 90, fig.; 452:442; 253; 118,. On needles
of Pinus longi/olia, Simla (Barelay; Gamble; Wroughton); Musgoorie
(Butler; Inayat); Kangra and· Kasauli (Burkill); Almora, Dehra Dun,
and elsewhere (Bagchce). Cooke included the Peridermium on Pinus excelsa
needles (Perid. brevius, see above) with this species, but as pointed out
F
61