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07-08-2013 21:53

Ralph Vandiest Ralph Vandiest

Hello,I found this species on dung which I foundÂ

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Trichobolus? on dung
Ralph Vandiest, 07-08-2013 21:53
Ralph VandiestHello,

I found this species on dung which I found in wetlands and put into a culture. Fruiting bodies measure 0,65mm x 0,45mm. Hears with knots at the end. Hairs upto 500µm. Spores measure 7/20x10/15µm.
Does anybody knows what this is?

regards,
Ralph
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Jacky Launoy, 08-08-2013 08:48
Re : Trichobolus? on dung
Je pense qu'ils'agit d'un melange de spore de Sordaria sp et de conidies de Arthrobotrys superba.
Michel Delpont, 08-08-2013 10:35
Michel Delpont
Re : Trichobolus? on dung
Hello Ralph.

Yes
, as said Jacky certainly like Sordaria spores, but the fungus is noisy and it is difficult to give a name.

Michel.
Ralph Vandiest, 08-08-2013 11:24
Ralph Vandiest
Re : Trichobolus? on dung
bonjour,

ok je regardera encore 1 fois dans le genre sordaria ce soir. A première vue quand je regarde seulement la taille des spores ça pourrait-être S. Goudaensis, Fimicola ou conoidea.

salutations