05-12-2017 16:20
Ethan CrensonIn New York City on a branch of Sassafras. (Whalle
05-12-2017 17:17
Lothar Krieglsteiner
... only a few perithecia, obtained in the Nationa
05-12-2017 13:52
Lothar Krieglsteiner
... near Colle Essichie in Valle Maira, alpine sta
04-12-2017 21:03
Me mandan el material seco de GaliciaPienso en Hel
03-12-2017 23:27
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de un asco que hemo
04-12-2017 00:16
Patrice TANCHAUDBonsoir,récolte réalisée sur pin brûlé, conid
Creosphaeria sassafras ?
Ethan Crenson,
05-12-2017 16:20
Jacques Fournier,
05-12-2017 17:36
Re : Creosphaeria sassafras ?
Hi Ethan, you are correct, I am not aware of anything else with similar characters. I have not seen material from the US but your measurements match well with mines from European collections.
Cheers,
Jacques
Cheers,
Jacques
Ethan Crenson,
05-12-2017 17:45
Re : Creosphaeria sassafras ?
Thank you for your quick reply, Jacques. Shortly after I posted this, I read the page on your web site about Creosphaeria sassafras. It looks very much like my collection, except that the growth habit for my collection seems to consist of more individual stromata whereas the ones that you illustrated grow more confluent in longer stromata. Can that be attributed to the differing host species? Or is there another factor?
Regards,
Ethan
Regards,
Ethan
Jacques Fournier,
05-12-2017 17:58
Re : Creosphaeria sassafras ?
I have seen several additional collections since our first records, some of them much like what you illustrated. I think the structure of the bark and growth conditions are responsible for these differences in the habit of stromata. I remember a plentiful collection on branches of Laurus nobilis in which many types of configuration could be observed, depending on which side of the branch they grew.
Thanks for your nice finds!
Jacques
Thanks for your nice finds!
Jacques








