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17-03-2016 09:01

Salvador Tello

Hola a todos.Tengo estos hongos recogidos creciend

16-03-2016 23:25

Alain BRISSARD

Bonsoir à tous; Appel à l'aide Trouvée sur une

16-03-2016 19:00

Edit Szilvásy Edit Szilvásy

Hi all, I found today this ascomycete growing on c

17-03-2016 10:07

Walter Gams Walter Gams

Dear friends, One or the other of you may be inte

14-03-2016 18:03

Tapia Fidel Tapia Fidel

Someone can send me the following literature:Hilbe

16-03-2016 16:18

Jacky Launoy

Salut tout le monde,Y-a-t-il quelqu'un qui puisse

15-03-2016 13:25

ACAR ismail ACAR ismail

Hi all,This species found on remnants of Crataegus

15-03-2016 21:33

Vojtech PÅ¡enka Vojtech Pšenka

Hi everybody,Apothecia with a diameter of 1 mmoccu

16-03-2016 00:58

Eike Heinemann

Hello again,this species i found in october on Bor

16-03-2016 00:49

Eike Heinemann

Hello together,this aquatic species i found in sum

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Tiny ascocarps with bended hairs
Koszka Attila, 02-01-2024 18:41
Hello all!

I don't even get to the genus with this tiny ascos. On a Fraxinus twig, the size is about 1 mm. The hair-like elements on the outer side are characteristically slender, smooth and bended. The excipular layer is red, made of rather angular cells. Asci small, base not hooked, clearly inamiloid (tested with lugol). Spores smooth and hyaline, 6,5-7,5x2,6-2,8 um, with two developed droplets. Paraphyses simple, without guttulation.

In companion with Massaria and Diatrypella.

Thank you for any help!
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Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 02-01-2024 18:46
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Re : Tiny ascocarps with bended hairs
This is an Unguilariopsis species.
Lothar Krieglsteiner, 02-01-2024 18:50
Lothar Krieglsteiner
Re : Tiny ascocarps with bended hairs
Unguiculariopsis :-)
Koszka Attila, 02-01-2024 18:55
Re : Tiny ascocarps with bended hairs
Wow, thanks!

It looks like U. robergei complex... of course now it's much easier that way :-)