Cedar apple rust on eastern red cedar is commonly seen in the spring in North America. This fungus also infects apple trees and can cause significant damage if not controlled. You can find information resources on the distribution of plant-associated fungi here, including a link to the U.S. National Fungus Collections Fungal Databases website.
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