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Hi there,
before 3 weeks ago i found on a tribe (probably alnus) infection of fungi on gnats and flys.
I have no idea how to determine this fungi and hope you can help me.
Spores :
39-46 x 10-12 µm
thanks in advance,
Thorben
Definitely not Entomophthora muscae, Pandora is a better possibility. This is not an easy group (and of course not ascomycetes ;-) ); this may help (nomenclature is out of date - check Index Fungorum and / or Mycobank) In your PDF viewer (I prefer Foxit over Adobe Reader) view as "Facing Pages" as the text is on one side and the images opposite:
amitiés
Chris
1982-Key-to-the-species-of-Entomophthera-SL-0001.pdfHi there
@Castillo :
Thanks for help :)
@Chris :
Thanks for help and the document and sry about the group.
best regards,
Thorben