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Unknown hairy pyrenomycete
Norbert Heine, 15-01-2014 16:40
Norbert Heine

Dear friends,

last autumn I found an unknown, maybe facultative coprophilous pyrenomycete on hare dung.
It grew separately to gregarious and with it's long hairs over and over it seemed simple to determinate.
But after looking in several issues I not even know the genus!

Maybe that you can help!

Pseudothecia 0,3 - 0,5 mm, with distinctly neck and ostiolum.
Asci biseriate, 120 - 140 x 20 µm, apical ring (4 - 5 µm) a little bit turning into blue with Lugol. Unitunicate?
Ascospores hyaline, narrowly elliptically (28 - 30 x 8 - 10 µm); mature spores become 1-septate at least.
Hairs until 350 x 12 µm, brown, septate and thick-walled.

I am gratefully for each idae!

Thank you!

Norbert


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Jacques Fournier, 15-01-2014 16:52
Jacques Fournier
Re : Unknown hairy pyrenomycete
Hi, Norbert,
did you consider Iodosphaeria? However I am unaware of a species matching your collection.
Cheers,
Jacques
Norbert Heine, 15-01-2014 20:43
Norbert Heine
Re : Unknown hairy pyrenomycete
Merci, Jacques!

This seems to be a good idea.
But all species of Iodosphaeria with those I compared have smaller and somewhat narrower ascospores.
Like you say, there is no species which agrees with my collection.

Best regards

Norbert