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Pseudolachnea look-a-like species on crocus
Ralph Vandiest, 14-01-2015 13:10
Ralph Vandiest

Hello,


I found this species on crocus. I first thought of P hispidula but bristels are too long according to E&E. Frb 0,15mm wide with hairs up to 150x7µm. Spores 9/11x2µm, with 2 drops, no septa seen and with bristels between 4&6µm.


Any suggestions?


Regards,


Ralph


 

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Walter Gams, 14-01-2015 15:32
Walter Gams
Re : Pseudolachnea look-a-like species on crocus
obviously a Dinemasporium, see recent literature: Dinemasporium
D. ipomoeae Crous, Persoonia 33: 220?221 (Fungal Planet 284), 2014 (n. sp.). ? D. ambiguum, bambusicola, iriomotense,, japonicum, parastrigosum, pseudodecipiens,, rishiriense, sasae, Hashimoto et al., Mycoscience 56: 86?101, 2014 (generic expansion from Diarimella, Stauronema, n. spp., ITS).
Pol Debaenst, 14-01-2015 15:51
Re : Pseudolachnea look-a-like species on crocus
Hi Ralph
Dinemasporium graminum is very common on grasses and I found it also on other hebaceous substrates. The spore size you give correspond to it, but in D. graminum the hairs are up to 300 µm, See Ellis & Ellis (1985) p. 465.
Kind regards
pol
Ralph Vandiest, 14-01-2015 15:52
Ralph Vandiest
Re : Pseudolachnea look-a-like species on crocus

Hello Walter,


thanks for the info. Do you have perhap a key of this genera?


Ralph