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Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
Alex Akulov,
31-07-2012 17:17
Dear FriendsCan you help me with the identification of Acanthostigma species from Fagus wood?
I can not find nothing similar in the available literature.
Grateful before,
Alex
Perz Piotr,
31-07-2012 17:23
Re : Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
Hi,
A. minutum is possible. Helicomyces is an anamorpf, Fagus as host..... but what about the ascospores?
Piotr
A. minutum is possible. Helicomyces is an anamorpf, Fagus as host..... but what about the ascospores?
Piotr
Alex Akulov,
31-07-2012 20:14
Re : Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
Please, see information about ascospores below
Alex
Alex
Perz Piotr,
31-07-2012 20:29
Re : Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
Chm.....ascospores seems to be asymetrical. 16-56um long? Chm.... seems to be NOT A. minutum. Something closer to A. ellisii....but probably not :-( At this moment no idea.
Thomas Læssøe,
22-08-2012 12:54
Re : Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
to me the "ascospores" seem to reprensent another type of conidia. I wonder if any are connected to the setose ascomata? Do you have any clear views of asci with this type of spores inside?
cheers
Thomas
cheers
Thomas
Björn Wergen,
28-08-2012 16:40
Re : Acanthostigma with Helicosporium anamorph
The spores you show are clearly conidia, perhaps Hendersonia.
regards,
björn
regards,
björn