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Melanospora on Juniperus
Marja Pennanen,
12-02-2014 17:38
once again an old collection.
The fruitbodies are about 0,5 mm wide and covered with hyaline hairs.
The spores are about 18-20x10-12.
My sources do not include this kind of Melanospora.
Hopefully someone here has got better sources: Marja
Paul Cannon,
12-02-2014 17:59
Re : Melanospora on Juniperus
I think this is Melanospora caprina. See attached paper - it's old but still works, more or less.
Cannon & Hawksworth, A re-evaluation of Melanospora....
Marja Pennanen,
12-02-2014 18:19
Re : Melanospora on Juniperus
Thank you!
M. caprina seems to fit very well.
Marja
M. caprina seems to fit very well.
Marja