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Godronia like on Rose
Marja Pennanen,
04-07-2014 16:03
these look like Godronia, but the microscophy is odd.
They are under 1 mm wide.
The spores have 1 septum, which develops allready in ascus and are about 10-16x2-3 and germinate fast.
The asci are about 80-100x4-5 and paraphyses are very narrow and filiform.
Is there a Godronia species with this small spores?
If not, what can this be?
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
04-07-2014 16:16
Re : Godronia like on Rose
Hi,
it must be Godronia rosae, which I found here in Database section.
Should have guessed...
Marja
it must be Godronia rosae, which I found here in Database section.
Should have guessed...
Marja




