Puccinia adoxae

Puccinia adoxae causes galls on Moschatel (Adoxa moschatellina); the plant is stunted with swollen, distorted leaves and stems.  Only chocolate-brown telia are formed, on both sides of the leaf, on petioles and stems.   The teliospores are two-celled.

Puccinia albescens also affects on this host, but produces pale yellow aecia; telia are rarely produced

host/telia

Photograph the dark brown telia on the host.  Ensure you have noted the host-plant species in your comments

on Adoxa moschatellina, in woodlands, often at streamsides or damp places