Rust mainly affects wheat. Rust of different varieties are caused by various fungi. Smut is caused by fungus. They affect grasses notably including cereals like maize.
Hendrik Joan Calkoen has written: 'De uredineae en ustilagineae (roesten brandszwammen) von Nederland' -- subject(s): Smut fungi, Rust fungi, Smut diseases
Rust. Rust is a chemical reaction and rust never sleeps.
T. N. Willing has written: 'Smut in wheat and the means to be used for its prevention' -- subject(s): Fungal diseases of plants, Wheat, Smut diseases, Diseases and pests
These diseases spread through seed, e.g., 'ergot of bajra' or of pearl millet; 'leaf spot of rice'; "losse smut of wheat"; red rot of sugarcane; - all are caused by fungi.
Rusts and smuts belong to two differnt groups of fungi. Rusts, which belong to the Uredinales, have terminal teliospores, produce spermagonia in order to undergo sexual reproduction, lack clamp connections, require two hosts, and attack a range of plants. Smuts, which belong to the Ustilaginales, produce intercalary teliospores, undergo sexual reproduction with the fusion of sexually compatible hyphae, have many clamp connections, require a single host, and only attack angiosperms. The main difference is that rusts require two hosts (usually), and smuts only require one.
No, rust is not a protist. Rust is a type of fungus that affects plants, typically manifesting as orange or reddish-brown powdery deposits on leaves or stems. It is a common plant disease that can cause harm to crops and plant life.
Wan Nien Siang has written: 'Studies on the biology of certain Tilletia species on grasses and wheat' -- subject(s): Smut fungi, Bunt (Disease of wheat), Smut diseases
Smut Peddlers was created in 1993.
Peppered with Smut was created in 1999.
We are often immune to diseases caused in other animals or even plants. We don't get corn smut, we don't get canine distemper.
no, smut is an example of basidiomycete fungi.
False loose smut was created in 1932.