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Cudoniella sur Alnus ?
Pablo Chacón,
22-12-2010 20:05

Je n'ai trouvé que des copies de l'image, il est difficile d'effectuer la microscopie mieux.
Asques Aporrincas amyloïdes. IKI +
Spores 15-18 microns, avec guttales.
Paraphyses avec VbS de nombreux.
Aide à la présente espèce, je pense Cudoniella, mais je pense que ce genre n'ont pas l'amyloïde Asques.
Merci pour votre aide
Pablo Chacón,
22-12-2010 20:20

Re:Cudoniella sur Alnus ?
peut-être possible Hymenoscyphus imberbis?
merci
merci
Hans-Otto Baral,
22-12-2010 21:32

Re:Cudoniella sur Alnus ?
Hi Pablo
Cudoniella has also +/- amyloid asci. But your fungus seems to have slightly sculutoid spores. My guess is Hymenosc. caudatus The stipe is too long for H. imberbis. If you find more spores you could make more photos to show their shape perhaps better. Also I guess that te asci don't have croziers, unlike imberbis. - Oh, I overlooked you stated aporhynque.
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Cudoniella has also +/- amyloid asci. But your fungus seems to have slightly sculutoid spores. My guess is Hymenosc. caudatus The stipe is too long for H. imberbis. If you find more spores you could make more photos to show their shape perhaps better. Also I guess that te asci don't have croziers, unlike imberbis. - Oh, I overlooked you stated aporhynque.
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Pablo Chacón,
22-12-2010 22:12
Hans-Otto Baral,
22-12-2010 22:20

Re:Cudoniella sur Alnus ?
Yesm that's good. I still believe this is O. caudatus. One might also consider H. fructigenus. I sometimes found such on Aolnus cones and it is very difficult to find a clear cut between these two species aggregates.
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