What is another word for gymnosporangium?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˌɪmnəspɔːɹˈaŋɡi͡əm] (IPA) 
Gymnosporangium is a scientific term used for a type of plant pathogen that causes rust diseases in different species of trees, including apple, hawthorn, and juniper. This unique fungus produces spores inside a protruding structure called telia, which often appear as bright orange or yellow spots on the leaves. Synonyms for Gymnosporangium include cedar apple rust, quince rust, and pear rust. These names describe the specific rust diseases caused by this fungus in various host plants. While the name Gymnosporangium may be uncommon in everyday conversation, recognizing its synonyms may help people identify and prevent rust diseases in their garden or orchard.
