Albugo portulacae (DC. ex Duby) Kuntze

Selection criteria. Country: any country. Associated organism: any (distribution map)

Number of records. 134. Date information. 1893 (Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov, Dec). Countries. Barbados, Chile, China, Colombia, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Georgia, India, Morocco, Puerto Rico, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, St Vincent, Sudan, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Venezuela, Zimbabwe. Associated organisms. Boerhavia erecta; Plantae indet.; Portulaca grandiflora (leaf, stem); Portulaca oleracea (leaf, stem); Portulaca oleracea var. minor; Portulaca quadrifida; Portulaca sp. (leaf). Collections. HACM [Darwin] 30073, 30074; HAJB [Darwin] 5042, 5043; IMI 228, 39983; K unnumbered; KW [Darwin] 17192, 17193, 17194, 17195, 17627, 17628, 17629, 17630, 17631, 17632, 17633, 17634; PREM 101, 148, 157, 1515, 2145, 18083, 29948, 29949; TRIN 293, 415, 649, 946, 1032, 1694. Literature. Annaliev (1972) page(s) 142; Arnold (1986) page(s) 7, 169, 7, 84; Baker & Dale (1948) page(s) 4; Baker & Dale (1951) page(s) 5; Butler & Bisby (1931); Chardón & Toro (1934) page(s) 83; Ciferri (1961) page(s) 18; Dennis (1970) page(s) 440; Doidge (1950) page(s) 98; Dudka & Burdiukova (1996) page(s) 169; Garbowski (1924), 229; Grodzynska (1928); Hopkins (1938) page(s) 99; Hopkins (1939) page(s) 35; Illichevskiy (1938); Illichevskyi (1938) page(s) 150; Isachenko (1896); Kalchbrenner (1882) page(s) 27; Murvanishvili (1994) page(s) 7; Nakhutsrishvili (1986) page(s) 287; Potebnia (1907); Potebnia (1915); Rangaswamy, Seshadri & Channamma (1970); Reiche (1909) page(s) 397; Rieuf (1969) page(s) 77; Saccardo (1888) page(s) 235; Safeeulla (1952); Spegazzini (1910) page(s) 13; Sredinsky (1873); Stevenson (1975) page(s) 54; Stewart & Yirgou (1967) page(s) 69; Tarr (1955) page(s) 21; Teng (1996) page(s) 44; Tollenaar & et al. (1970) page(s) 52; Transhel (1902); Tranzschel (1902) page(s) 49; Tselle (1925); Urtiaga (1986) page(s) 127; Wakefield (1927) page(s) 244; Yachevsky (1901); Zweigbaumowna (1918).