Orange berry rust fungus (Gymnoconia nitens) on shoots of blackberry in Bastrop State Park. Bastrop, Texas

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The image depicts a close-up view of an orange berry rust fungus infection on blackberry shoots in Bastrop State Park, Texas. The image is divided into two sections: the top part shows the infected blackberry branches from above, while the bottom section displays a detailed view of the affected areas.

* **Infected Blackberry Shoots**
* The blackberry stems are greenish-yellow with brown spots and patches.
* Some leaves appear to be dying or have already died, which could indicate damage caused by the rust fungus infection.
* The infected branches seem to be at an early stage of growth, as they are not yet fully mature.
* **Rust Fungus Infection**
* Small orange pustules can be seen on the stems and leaves of the blackberry plants.
* These pustules appear to contain spores that contribute to the spread of the fungus.
* The coloration suggests that the infection is active and potentially contagious.

In summary, this image illustrates an early-stage rust fungus infection on blackberry shoots in Bastrop State Park. The presence of orange pustules indicates an active infection, which can be detrimental to plant health if left untreated. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

El hongo de la roya de bayas naranjas (Gymnoconia nitens) en brotes de zarzamora en el Parque Estatal de Bastrop. Bastrop, Texas, 17 de marzo del 2018. La imagen representa una vista detallada de una infección por hongo de la roya de bayas naranjas en los brotes de zarzamoras en el Parque Estatal de Bastrop, Texas. La imagen está dividida en dos secciones: la parte superior muestra las ramas infectadas de zarzamora desde arriba, mientras que la sección inferior presenta una vista detallada de las áreas afectadas. ** Brotes de Zarzamora Infectados** * Los tallos de zarzamora son amarillentos con manchas y parches marrones. * Algunas hojas parecen estar muriendo o ya han muerto, lo que podría indicar daño causado por la infección del hongo de la roya. * Los brotes infectados parecen estar en una etapa temprana de crecimiento, ya que aún no están maduros. ** Infección por Hongo de la Roya** * Pueden observarse pequeñas pústulas naranjas en los tallos y las hojas de las plantas de zarzamora. * Estas pústulas parecen contener esporas que contribuyen a la propagación del hongo. * La coloración sugiere que la infección está activa y potencialmente contagiosa. En resumen, esta imagen ilustra una infección por hongo de la roya en una etapa temprana en los brotes de zarzamoras en el Parque Estatal de Bastrop. La presencia de pústulas naranjas indica una infección activa, que puede ser perjudicial para la salud de las plantas si no se trata. – Spanish translation

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