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Cryptadelphia? Trichosphaeria?
Karl Soler Kinnerbäck,
10-05-2021 11:32
This species was found on a branch of Fraxinus excelsior in Uppsala, Sweden. Could it be a Cryptadelphia, Trichosphearia or something else?
Sp. 18-25 x 5-6, 0-3 septate, 1-4 guttulate.
All suggestions appreciated!
Best regards
Karl
Eduard Osieck,
12-05-2021 09:44
Re : Cryptadelphia? Trichosphaeria?
Hi Karl
The teleomorph stage of Cryptadelphia is often accompanied by its anamorph that is needed for identification: see paper by Reblova & Seifert 2004. The “hairs” on your 1st photo could be the conidiophores. The conidia are characteristic versicolourous, broadly ellipsoid to obovoidal.
Eduard
The teleomorph stage of Cryptadelphia is often accompanied by its anamorph that is needed for identification: see paper by Reblova & Seifert 2004. The “hairs” on your 1st photo could be the conidiophores. The conidia are characteristic versicolourous, broadly ellipsoid to obovoidal.
Eduard
Karl Soler Kinnerbäck,
12-05-2021 09:54
Re : Cryptadelphia? Trichosphaeria?
Thanks Eduard!
I have searched for conidia several times but unfortunately never found any. Good to know that the conidia are necessary, I will put this one away for now.
Karl
I have searched for conidia several times but unfortunately never found any. Good to know that the conidia are necessary, I will put this one away for now.
Karl