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white, hairy anamorph on moss
François Bartholomeeusen,
29-12-2020 22:18
I can't figure this one out, can somebody help me?
At first I thought the white, hairy tufts grew on mice dung, but later they turned out to grow on moss namely: Kindbergia praelonga.
Under the microscope I didn't find a "hairlike"-structure but probably conidiogenous cells and conidia.
Measurement of conidiogenous cells: 282-395 x 12-23 µm
Measurements of conidia: 15,11-35,21 x 9,21-12,91 µm
Thanks in advance and for everyone the best wishes for 2021!
François Bartholomeeusen
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
30-12-2020 08:38
Re : white, hairy anamorph on moss
Hello Francois,
I have no idea about the fungus.
But I think it does not grow (mainly) on moss, but on faeces of rainworm, otherwise also called soil.
Best regards, Lothar
I have no idea about the fungus.
But I think it does not grow (mainly) on moss, but on faeces of rainworm, otherwise also called soil.
Best regards, Lothar
François Bartholomeeusen,
30-12-2020 09:53
Re : white, hairy anamorph on moss
Good day Lothar,
Thanks for the information! So it's earthworm faeces, because there was a lot of mouse activity in the area I thought of mouse "shit". I have to admit that dung is not my favorite subject!
I attach a photo to prove that the fungus did grow on moss.
Greetings,
François
