21-07-2013 14:57
Marja PennanenThese are about 0,2 mm wide.The spores are about 1
23-07-2013 07:25
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Good morning,could anyone send me this article?Svr
20-07-2013 19:25
Joop van der Lee
Found on horse dung.I have looked into the differe
19-07-2013 23:13
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Good evening,I determinated this Ascobolus as A. v
18-07-2013 23:26
Joop van der Lee
Found on horse dung, surprised to find this I did
19-07-2013 05:00
Nina FilippovaI see that Ombrophila's could not be solved very e
17-07-2013 17:52
Nina FilippovaThis specimen is species of Fuscolachnum, i guess.
Hi to everybody
On last week-end I have found some small (up to 0.2 mm in diam.) sphaerical, blackish, inmersed and scattered perithecia growing on dead stems of Euphorbia cf. hyberna at 1600 m of altitude, together with Apiognomonia austriaca and Diplonaevia mollisioides. Only the short conical neck, up to 0.15 mm. protruding over the peridermis of the plant.
I feel this fungus is close (but not the same) to Plagiostoma (Gnomoniella) euphorbiae-verrucosae but in Asturias does not exist Euphorbia verrucosa, my perithecia are smaller, the ascospores bigger with the apical pole acute and the caudal one obtuse.
Maybe un undescribed species?
What do you think?
Thans again
Hi Enrique,
An amazing Gnomoniaceae, really, and perhaps it's an undecribed species, as you said.
I'll send you an email.
Alain
Alessio
Would you please be so kind as to contact me by email,
p.wilberforce@btinternet.com
as I have not received the material for sectioning
Regards Peter W
Thanks Alessio
Please, send me them!