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A serious rust disease was found in Gansu Province, China. The disease incidence is approximately 80-90%. We also found rust disease on both and in the same location. Two novel species were identified from the infected plants. Based on morphological observations and phylogenetic analyses, we describe the two new taxa as and . We also determined their life cycles. Moreover, this study documented a novel aeciospore surface structure with two different surface types on one aeciospore. We describe it here as "granular."
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