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Pyrenopeziza? on Pteridium
Marja Pennanen,
10-06-2014 11:51
these grey ascos grow on Pteridium aquilinum stems and leaves.
They are up tp 0.3 mm wide.
The spores are about 7-9x2 and asci 30-40x4.
No of my sources know about Pyrenopezizas on ferns.
Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-06-2014 12:05

Re : Pyrenopeziza? on Pteridium
Hi Marja
the hairs remind me of Incrupila aspidii. Is it really Pteridium? Or Polystichum?
the hairs remind me of Incrupila aspidii. Is it really Pteridium? Or Polystichum?
Marja Pennanen,
10-06-2014 14:43
Re : Pyrenopeziza? on Pteridium
Dear Zotto,
IT is surely Pteridium. Collected these on a place, which I know very well.
Possibly Incrupila,how interesting!
Any Incrupila happens to be on my list of wanted findings.
Marja
IT is surely Pteridium. Collected these on a place, which I know very well.
Possibly Incrupila,how interesting!
Any Incrupila happens to be on my list of wanted findings.
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
19-06-2014 19:30
Re : Pyrenopeziza? on Pteridium
This must be some kind of Mollisia.
I collected some more and I saw now the coloured roundish cells.
Those, that I supposed marginal cells are propably paraphyse-tips, that have stronger walls.
On the same leaves, I found now Microscypha arenula (new for me) and I suppose, that I looked in preparate microscope with bigger magnification them and the made a preparate of Mollisia taking one with smaller magnification...
Marja
I collected some more and I saw now the coloured roundish cells.
Those, that I supposed marginal cells are propably paraphyse-tips, that have stronger walls.
On the same leaves, I found now Microscypha arenula (new for me) and I suppose, that I looked in preparate microscope with bigger magnification them and the made a preparate of Mollisia taking one with smaller magnification...
Marja