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any future revisit or revision, names mentioned in<br />

older literature are retained, if any, as synonyms<br />

with (=) identical sign in front enclosed in brackets.<br />

Notes are sometimes supplied on specimens or their<br />

fungal parasites. Classification is based on Cummins<br />

& Hiratsuka (2003) for the rusts, and follows Bauer<br />

and Oberwinkler (Sampaio & Bauer 2003) and<br />

Vanky (2002, 2004) for the smuts and their allies.<br />

Taxa are enumerated in alphabetical and hierarchical<br />

order.<br />

Taxonomy<br />

Species determined and/or recorded as<br />

present in Burma<br />

Class UREDINIOMYCETES Swann & Taylor<br />

Order UREDINALES Arthur<br />

Family CHACONIACEAE Cummins & Y. Hirats.<br />

1983<br />

1. Achrotelium ichnocarpi Syd. 1928 [II, III] on<br />

leaves of Ichnocarpus sp.; Myitnge, 14-X-1971<br />

(PUR N3865). Note: Teliospores are smaller.<br />

2. Chaconia butleri (Syd. & P. Syd.) Mains 1938<br />

[II] on leaves of Jasminum auriculatum Vahl;<br />

Maymyo, l-x-1971 (IMI 164841), (PUR<br />

F19624).<br />

3. Hemileia holarrhenae Syd. & P. Syd. 1914 on<br />

leaves of Holarrhena antidysenterica Wall.;<br />

Myitkyina, 26-xii-1971 (IMI 164836), (PUR<br />

F19620), 28-xii-1972 (LAM 2201946).<br />

4. Hemileia randiicola Thaung 1976 on leaves of<br />

Randia sp. (aff. dumetorum Lam.); North of<br />

Kyaukchaw en route Maymyo, 21-ii-1974 (IMI<br />

185232, holotype).<br />

5. Hemileia vastatrix Berk. & Broome 1869 on<br />

leaves of Coffea arabica L.; Maymyo, 1971<br />

(PUR F19619); Sinthawt village, east of Yezin,<br />

25-viii-1977 (LAM 220218a); Leiktho (Rhind &<br />

Seth 1945). Note: Hyperparasite Verticillium<br />

hemileiae Bouriquet 1946 (LAM 220218b) is<br />

also present.<br />

6. Maravalia echinulata (Niessl ex Rabenh.) Y. Ono<br />

1984 (= Scopella echinulata (Niessl) Mains<br />

1939) [II] on leaves of Madhuca longifolia<br />

Macbride; Mandalay, 20-iii-1971 (IMI 155991),<br />

27-X-1971 (IMI 161589); Madhuca latifolia<br />

Macbride; Mandalay, 28-xi-1974 (LAM<br />

220082). Note: Numerous fine paraphyses<br />

mainly clavate at the tips.<br />

7. Maravalia gentilis (Syd.) Y. Ono 1984 (=<br />

Scopella gentilis (Syd.) Mundk. & Thirum.<br />

1950) [II] on leaves of Sideroxylon sp.;<br />

Mandalay, l-x-1971 (PUR F19589), 30-X-1977<br />

(LAM 220943). Note: Germ pores tend to be<br />

higher than typical and first recorded on this<br />

host genus.<br />

8. Maravalia mimusops (Cooke) Y. Ono 1984 (=<br />

Scopella mimusops (Cooke) Cummins 1950) [II]<br />

on leaves of Mimusops elengi L.; Burma (LAM<br />

220452). Compare with Maravalia aulica (Syd.)<br />

Y. Ono 1984.<br />

9. Olivea colebrookiana Thirum. & Yadav 1955 [II]<br />

on leaves of a member (Vernacular name: Ponmagyi)<br />

of Labiatae; Fftonbo Farm, S.S.S., 12-ii-<br />

1973 (IMI 173536). Uredo colebrookiae Barclay<br />

— the uredinial stage of Olivea colebrookiana.<br />

Note: Uredinia subepidermal, erumpent, with<br />

peripheral incurved clavate paraphyses;<br />

urediniospores globoid or ovoid, pale yellow,<br />

echinulate, (16-) 19-22 (-26) x 16-17 um.<br />

10. Olivea tectonae (T.S. Ramakr. & K. Ramakr.)<br />

Thirum. 1949 [II, III] on leaves of Tectona<br />

grandis L. f.; Kyaukpadaung, 25-xii-1977 (LAM<br />

220454); (Rhind & Seth 1945). Uredo tectonae<br />

Racib. 1900 — the uredinial stage of Olivea<br />

tectonae.<br />

Family COLEOSPORIACEAE Dietel 1900<br />

1. Coleosporium tussilaginis (Pers.) Berk. 1860 (=<br />

Coleosporium campanulae Cooke 1865) on<br />

leaves of Pinus insularis Endl.; Haka, Chin<br />

Hills, 3-V-1972 (IMI 166371). Concerning the<br />

nomenclature of this species see Laundon<br />

(1967).<br />

Family MELAMPSORACEAE Dietel 1897<br />

1. Melampsora euphorbiae (C. Schub.) Castagne<br />

1843 on leaves of Euphorbia geniculata Ortega;<br />

Maymyo, 15-V-1971 (IMI 157605), 17-xii-1975<br />

(IMI 199753, LAM 220043); E. rottiana<br />

Spreng; Tadau, l-iv-1972 (IMI 166362), 11-ii-<br />

1973 (LAM 220216); Myaung, 2-iii-1973 (IMI<br />

173547). Synonymy: Uredo euphorbiae<br />

(C. Schub.) Castagne. Based on host, this taxon<br />

could possibly be Melampsora euphorbiaegeniculatae<br />

F. Kern & Thurst. 1944. Note:<br />

Urediniospores 16-24 x 13-18 urn ; walls 2-<br />

3 um ; paraphyses capitate 19—24 x 16-22 um.<br />

2. Melampsora ricini E.A. Noronha 1952 (formerly<br />

as Melampsora euphorbiae (C. Schub.)<br />

Castagne) on leaves of Ricinus communis L.;<br />

Bassein, l-iv-1973 (IMI 175718).<br />

Family PHAKOPSORACEAE (Arthur)<br />

Cummins & Y. Hirats. 1983<br />

1. Cerotelium alienum (Syd., P. Syd. & E.J. Butler)<br />

Arthur 1925 on leaves of Spondias Ipinnata<br />

Kurz; Monywa, 2-U1978 (LAM 220566).<br />

2. Cerotelium desmium Arthur 1925 on leaves of<br />

Gossypium sp.; Allanmyo (Rhind & Seth 1945).

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