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asco?
Yuta Kawasaki,
12-02-2016 04:39
I found them on a dead tree branch.
I can't be confident whether they are ascomycetes...
Any ideas?
Walter Gams,
22-02-2016 17:29
Re : asco?
This is a synnematous anamorph. Only your Fig. 4 shows some conidia that may fit in Podosporium Schwein. 1832. See for example Mycol. Res. 97: 637-640. 1993 and Mycotaxon 64: 374-383. 1997.
Best regards Walter
Best regards Walter
Yuta Kawasaki,
01-03-2016 06:30
Re : asco?
Hello Walter.
As you wrote, it seems be species in Podosporium.
Thanks for your help.Â
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