
08-12-2004 19:57
Hermosilla Carlos EnriqueEst ce que certain peut m'expliquer bien la réact

07-12-2004 22:17

Christian je ne trouve pas de photo de ce taxon su

07-12-2004 13:57
Hermosilla Carlos EnriqueIl manque le genre je crois dans le base de donné

07-12-2004 12:29
Hermosilla Carlos EnriqueAvec vous une clé pour Daldinia d'Europe? Je trou

07-12-2004 11:34
Hermosilla Carlos EnriquePour faire des photos des gros plain: > 2 x les ce

07-12-2004 10:13

Je pense avoir découvert Nitschkia collapsa et Rh

06-12-2004 16:51

Bonjour à tous, je viens vous demander votre avi

06-12-2004 14:24

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, à la demande de Chr
Q = (1,6) 1,9 - 2,3 (2,7) ; N = 41
Me = 10,9 × 5,2 µm ; Qe = 2,1
Q = (15,8) 16,0 - 18,6 (20,9) ; N = 9
Me = 112,5 × 6,4 µm ; Qe = 17,6

De mémoire, il me semble que Ciborinia camelliae possède certains des caractères décrits
Amitiés Michel

Thanks for you answer !
Will get back in the greenhouse , they were a lot .
And do what you suggested.
Sébastien

Je dispose d une documentation assez complète
Michel


here's Hara's article and an approximate translation (google + deepl combined, but there are still some errors left and I don't the language to correct them).
Viktorie



Hara K (1919): A sclerotial disease of camelia (Camellia japonica). Dainippon Sanrin Kaiho 436: 29-31.
I don't know the researcher's first name - translators translated it as "Setsuke" but all mentioned papers cite "K. Hara".
The journal's archive is here: http://sanrin.sanrinkai.or.jp/
Saracchi et al cite another Kohn & Nagasawa article from 1984 in a japanese journal I haven't found yet: Kohn, L.M.; Nagasawa, E. A Taxonomic Reassessment of Sclerotinia camelliae Synonym Ciborinia camelliae with Observations on Flower Blight of Camellia japonica in Japan. Nippon. Kingakukai Kaiho 1984, 25, 149–162.


Some spécimens have been sent for sequencing to the museum of Paris , but it Will take a little while , usually they do ITS and LSU (28S) , will keep you posted !


"Shizuokaken Noukaiho 256, 10-11", "Dainippon Sanrin Kaiho 436, 29-31", "Nouji Shinpo 13(5), 17-18", "Engei no Tomo 15, 385-388".
All in Japanese and almost identical in content.
"Dainippon Sanrin Kaiho" was published on March 15, 1919, but "Shizuokaken Noukaiho" was published earlier, on February 25.
This paper is not mentioned in Kohn and Nagasawa, IF, or MyCoBank, but I believe it is the earliest paper validly published.
This paper contains specimen data not found in the other papers.
The "Shizuokaken Noukaiho 256" archived at:
https://agriknowledge.affrc.go.jp/RN/2039006141.pdf
Kutsuna

Automatic translation seems difficult.
According to Hara's description, specimen collected on Apr. 21, 1918, ascospores are 8-11 × 4-5.
Kutsuna
