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Charles Grapinet
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Bernard CLESSE
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Lothar Krieglsteiner
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Ethan CrensonHello all, Yesterday in NYC I was visiting an e
Phomopsis sp?
Garcia Susana,
30-01-2014 12:04
I found these pycnidia growing on Hedera helix.
Since two types of conidia appear, I think it's Phomopsis , but I do not know if anyone is able to determine the species.
Alpha conida: 7-10 x 4.5-6um
Beta conidia: 16-23 x 2.5-3um
regards
Susana
Martin Bemmann,
30-01-2014 13:04
Garcia Susana,
30-01-2014 13:28
Re : Phomopsis sp?
Thanks, Martin
But alpha conidia are wider.
But alpha conidia are wider.
Martin Bemmann,
30-01-2014 13:57
Re : Phomopsis sp?
Furthermore Traverso describes long beaks of the pycinidia ("lunghi rostelli"), a feature not mentioned by Groves.


