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Lasiosphaeriaceae

Buckwheat Pete, 02-12-2025 19:25

Hello, can anyone identify this hairy fungus growing seemingly from the ground on pieces of deciduous wood chips on damp soil? The spores are about 40-50 µm long. The "hairs" are slightly longer, around 60 µm.

Andrew N. Miller, 02-12-2025 19:48

Re : Lasiosphaeriaceae

I believe I have already previously identified this collection as Eosphaeria uliginosa.

https://www.facesoffungi.org/eosphaeria-uliginosa/

This species has never been sequenced, but should be.

Cheers,
Andy

Buckwheat Pete, 02-12-2025 19:52

Re : Lasiosphaeriaceae

Thank You!

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