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Apiospored pyrenomycete
Björn Wergen,
19-06-2013 21:14
Hi there,during my vacation in Austria I have found a very small, immersed pyrenomycete on old Typha stems. It has just 0,1-0,3mm broad, black fruitbodies and apiospores, which have a paler and a darker brown cell, 13-15x4-6µm. There is no visible apical structure, IKI- and Congo -.
There is no stroma, perithecia are embedded singly.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance and regards
björn
Chris Yeates,
19-06-2013 22:40
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
Hallo Björn
I wondered about Anthostomella, but I am not convinced - there does not seem to be a clypeus, and you would expect a reaction to IKI. Do you have Sheila Francis' book on Anthostomella? (Mycological Papers No.139)
best wishes
Chris
I wondered about Anthostomella, but I am not convinced - there does not seem to be a clypeus, and you would expect a reaction to IKI. Do you have Sheila Francis' book on Anthostomella? (Mycological Papers No.139)
best wishes
Chris
Björn Wergen,
19-06-2013 23:01
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
Hi Chris,
the collection is saved on my pc as "Anthostomella sp.", but just due to the lack of knowledge.
I do not have this paper.
regards,
björn
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I have found Anisomyces nectrioides as a very similar fungus, but this one is only recorded from Brazil (on Paullinia spp.)...
the collection is saved on my pc as "Anthostomella sp.", but just due to the lack of knowledge.
I do not have this paper.
regards,
björn
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I have found Anisomyces nectrioides as a very similar fungus, but this one is only recorded from Brazil (on Paullinia spp.)...
John Plischke,
20-06-2013 05:07
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
Hello Björn,
I sent you a different paper
Björn Wergen,
20-06-2013 09:52
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
Hi John,
thanks for the paper.
regards,
björn
thanks for the paper.
regards,
björn
Björn Wergen,
20-06-2013 23:37
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
@Chris: can you send me the paper?
No any other ideas? Come on ascofrance :D
No any other ideas? Come on ascofrance :D
Chris Yeates,
20-06-2013 23:56
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
I thought I had sent it . . . .
Björn Wergen,
23-06-2013 21:03
Re : Apiospored pyrenomycete
I give myself the answer: Didymopleella cladii. It is recorded on Cladium, but anyway, Cladium and Typha are both Poales and everything fits very well.
regards,
björn
regards,
björn