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Literature request
Chris Yeates,
20-08-2012 23:32
I am struggling with a "Pestalotiopsis" on Cryptomeria . . . . does anyone have access to:Guba,E.F.1961."Monograph of Monochaetia and Pestalotia,"Harvard Univ. Press,Cambridge,342p.? ?
I know, 342 pages :(
amitiés
Chris
Spooren Marco,
21-08-2012 10:17
Re : Literature request
Hoi Chris,
I have Guba.Do You want the whole book?It's much scanning to do!
Maybe You want specific parts of it?
Best Regards,
Marco
I have Guba.Do You want the whole book?It's much scanning to do!
Maybe You want specific parts of it?
Best Regards,
Marco
Chris Yeates,
25-08-2012 02:07
Re : Literature request
Thanks Marco
I shall post some images - you may then be able to make a suggestion, based on Guba's work; I agree - too much scanning!
thanks
Chris
I shall post some images - you may then be able to make a suggestion, based on Guba's work; I agree - too much scanning!
thanks
Chris
Spooren Marco,
25-08-2012 10:36
Re : Literature request
Hello Chris,
I have an other proposal.I shall scan the determinationkey from Guba,and if you have the opinion that you want to see one or two descriptions,I will scan them too.I felt a bit obliged to scan the whole book,but it would consume very much of my time.I hope my proposal is a nice alternative.
I try to scan the keys today.
Best regards,
Marco
I have an other proposal.I shall scan the determinationkey from Guba,and if you have the opinion that you want to see one or two descriptions,I will scan them too.I felt a bit obliged to scan the whole book,but it would consume very much of my time.I hope my proposal is a nice alternative.
I try to scan the keys today.
Best regards,
Marco
Spooren Marco,
25-08-2012 13:45
Gub.01-0001.pdf
Spooren Marco,
25-08-2012 14:20
Re : Literature request
Dear Chris,
The AscoFrance-site says that the file I want to upload is to big.Maybe I can send you the complete file through your private e-mail?
Is that a solution.I am a great digibete,and thus don't know how such things work.
If the are other people who want the files,i will send them by e-mail also.
I an sorry.
Best regards,
Marco
The AscoFrance-site says that the file I want to upload is to big.Maybe I can send you the complete file through your private e-mail?
Is that a solution.I am a great digibete,and thus don't know how such things work.
If the are other people who want the files,i will send them by e-mail also.
I an sorry.
Best regards,
Marco
Chris Yeates,
26-08-2012 22:02
Re : Literature request
Hello Marco
I do not want to put you to too much work - time is the big limiter to we mycologists! Here are some images of the fungus - please let me know what you think . . . .
the conidia have (mostly) 4 apical setae, and a single basal seta, and most (but not all) have the central cell slightly darker; excluding the setae the conidial measurements are in the region of:
26.6-28.2 x 7.5-8.2µm
beste wensen
Chris
I do not want to put you to too much work - time is the big limiter to we mycologists! Here are some images of the fungus - please let me know what you think . . . .
the conidia have (mostly) 4 apical setae, and a single basal seta, and most (but not all) have the central cell slightly darker; excluding the setae the conidial measurements are in the region of:
26.6-28.2 x 7.5-8.2µm
beste wensen
Chris
Spooren Marco,
27-08-2012 21:18
Re : Literature request
Hoi Chris,
Thanks for the information and pictures.But I need some additional information.
Are there allways 4 apical setae?What brown are the conidia?(Pale,olive or otherwise)What is the lenght of the apicular appendages,and from the basal one?And the lenght of the individual cells of the conidia?
In the mean time,you can search in the "Sylloge".Pestalotia you can find in Syl":3.p.784,Syl.X485,XI578,XII502,XIV1024,XVI1013,XVIII479,806,XX301,1282,XXV599,
XXVI1256.
See Cyberliber.
Further,can I assume that the conidia on the septae are constricted?
Best Regards,
Marco
Thanks for the information and pictures.But I need some additional information.
Are there allways 4 apical setae?What brown are the conidia?(Pale,olive or otherwise)What is the lenght of the apicular appendages,and from the basal one?And the lenght of the individual cells of the conidia?
In the mean time,you can search in the "Sylloge".Pestalotia you can find in Syl":3.p.784,Syl.X485,XI578,XII502,XIV1024,XVI1013,XVIII479,806,XX301,1282,XXV599,
XXVI1256.
See Cyberliber.
Further,can I assume that the conidia on the septae are constricted?
Best Regards,
Marco
Danny Newman,
11-02-2019 17:58
Re : Literature request
Would it be possible to just see the text which explains the etymology for Pestalotia carveri?
Chris Yeates,
12-02-2019 02:13
Re : Literature request
Hi Danny
is this what you require? Yes that Carver: "He could have added fortune to fame, but caring for neither, he found happiness and honor in being helpful to the world."
regards
Chris