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Unknown species on phragmites leaves
Ralph Vandiest,
23-04-2014 22:29
Hello,I found these black small frb on leaves of phragmites, just covered under the upper layer. Size 0,15mm. Spores 3/4 septate and 26/29x6/6,5µm.
Any suggestions?
regards,
Ralph
Ralph Vandiest,
24-04-2014 12:59
Alain GARDIENNET,
24-04-2014 13:46
Re : Unknown species on phragmites leaves
Hi Ralph,
Yes it's a Stagonospora species. But giving a species name is more difficult.
Alain
Martin Bemmann,
24-04-2014 18:16
Re : Unknown species on phragmites leaves
Hi Ralph,
below the pages of Sutton 1980 on Stagonospora. Maybe it helps.
Regards
Martin
below the pages of Sutton 1980 on Stagonospora. Maybe it helps.
Regards
Martin
Ralph Vandiest,
25-04-2014 22:42
Re : Unknown species on phragmites leaves
Thx Martin. As spores are < 30 µm long I have 2 choices but none of these 2 apear on phragmites.
regards
regards
Luc Bailly,
28-04-2014 12:26
Re : Unknown species on phragmites leaves
Hello Ralph,
It's close to Stagonospora subseriata (most common on Molinia) even if the spores you described are a bit small. I still think it's that one.
Check Ellis & Ellis, or Grove: http://www.cybertruffle.org.uk/cyberliber/01209/0354.htm
Cheers - LUC
It's close to Stagonospora subseriata (most common on Molinia) even if the spores you described are a bit small. I still think it's that one.
Check Ellis & Ellis, or Grove: http://www.cybertruffle.org.uk/cyberliber/01209/0354.htm
Cheers - LUC