09-12-2012 18:11
Alain BRISSARDBonsoir à tousA nouveau confronté avec ces petit
10-12-2012 18:00
Javier Ormad
¡Hola a todos!Os presento este especimen: Perite
09-12-2012 20:42
Björn Wergen
Hi all,I have found this small pyrenomycete on dea
28-10-2012 09:54
Björn Wergen
hello everybody,this is the second time I have fou
08-12-2012 11:44
Björn Wergen
Hello everybody,I am back with some new, unclear p
04-12-2012 23:14
Christiane Baethcke
Dear friends, I need your help again, this time w
no idea (imperfect i suppose)
Ismael Wind,
29-05-2013 18:18
i know this mysterious thing is probarbly not an asco, but it might be an imperfect form of an asco. I have no idea in wich direction i should think (maybe even a rust?) It was growing on a cut of sambucus nigra. The stump was fermenting, i thought thats what it was, so called slime flux. But it has microscopic features of fungi and ofcourse sort of a fruitbody wich reminds me of rhizina. Anyone some intelligent idea? Sporesize length 45um
Kind regards Ismaël Wind
Mario Filippa,
30-05-2013 01:31
Re : no idea (imperfect i suppose)
It reminds me Pionnotes cesatii, rather common in spring here in Italy on Vitis vinifera where the sap flows out from pruning cuts. The spores are also similar. I don't know if there are some other species (maybe in Fusarium). As far as I know P. cesatii should grow only on Vitis. But never say never...
Try in this direction.
Regards
Mario
Try in this direction.
Regards
Mario
Ismael Wind,
31-05-2013 20:37
Re : no idea (imperfect i suppose)
it looks a lot like it! Now to find a fusarium key..