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Possible aquatic discomycete from New Zealand
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
28-05-2015 15:24
An Australian colleague (Heino Lepp) submits a collection of a discomycete made some years ago, in New Zealand. The species was growing on a palm frond immersed in a stream. The ascospores are very surprising.All the data are provided in the attached PDF.
If anyone has an idea.
Microscopic data
Raúl Tena Lahoz,
28-05-2015 15:44
Re : Possible aquatic discomycete from New Zealand
Wow! Nice fungus!
I suspect it is closely related to Bicornispora... but with an exposed hymenium.
I think Peter Johnston will be interested in sequencing it.
Thanks for posting,
Raúl
I suspect it is closely related to Bicornispora... but with an exposed hymenium.
I think Peter Johnston will be interested in sequencing it.
Thanks for posting,
Raúl
Hans-Otto Baral,
28-05-2015 17:02
Re : Possible aquatic discomycete from New Zealand
Yes, looks rutstroemiaceous. Hope that someone will apply Lugol to see if it asci are really inamyloid.