Wheat rust disease showed yellow, black or brown powder blisters formed on the leaves and stems of wheat, the number of spores up to several million. These look like rust spores infect plant tissue, hindering photosynthesis, and also decline the ability to crop production. 

Ideal rust disease preventive approach is the correct selection of rust resistant varieties. This can minimize the risk of disease. In case of sudden epidemic, fungicide 

spray can help mitigate the effects of the disease, but it must be done early.