18-11-2013 20:53
Gernot FriebesHi,does anyone have a PDF of this paper: Groves J.
14-11-2013 10:15
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,I recently found an ascomycete grow
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jean-marc moingeonBonjour,Connais t-on l'anamorphe de Neobarya auran
17-11-2013 22:19
Ralph Vandiest
Hello,I found these species on dead wood (I think
17-11-2013 19:23
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Esquivel-Rios EduardoHola Todos.Esta Scutellinia la encontramos crecien
Hypoxylon?
Björn Wergen,
19-11-2013 17:54
Hi there,in Austria, my friend has found an interesting collection of a hypoxyloid species, from which I do not know what it is. Perithecia are about 0,6-0,9mm and are embedded in a black stroma, growing in rows on dead deciduous wood surface. Looking at the non-ostiolate perithecia, I first thought about Creosphaeria sassafras, but spores do not fit this species.
In KOH, it has no reaction. Asci Lugol +, spores have a conspicuous germ slit.
Any idea?
All the best,
björn
Jacques Fournier,
19-11-2013 18:15
Re : Hypoxylon?
Hi Bjorn,
not a Hypoxylon because of the lack of coloured granules and perithecia deeply immersed beneath surface.
It is a Lopadostoma, close to L. gastrinum based on the pale entostroma and its situation often superficial on dead wood but ascospores average a bit larger than reported for this species. Is the germ slit on one side or circumferential? The host is also important to know.
Cheers,
Jacques
not a Hypoxylon because of the lack of coloured granules and perithecia deeply immersed beneath surface.
It is a Lopadostoma, close to L. gastrinum based on the pale entostroma and its situation often superficial on dead wood but ascospores average a bit larger than reported for this species. Is the germ slit on one side or circumferential? The host is also important to know.
Cheers,
Jacques
Björn Wergen,
19-11-2013 18:21
Re : Hypoxylon?
Hi Jacques,
yes I had lots of doubts about my determination as Hypoxylon, but I did not find any other genus which it can belong to...
The germ slit is only on one side and the host should be Robinia.
yes I had lots of doubts about my determination as Hypoxylon, but I did not find any other genus which it can belong to...
The germ slit is only on one side and the host should be Robinia.