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These tiny (0.4-0.5 mm diam.), whitish, short-stip
helotiales
ACAR ismail,
25-08-2015 01:19
Hi allon branch of quercus
asci 50-70 X 4- 5 um
ascospores 4-8 x 1,5-2,5 um, 1-3 oil drops but usually 2 oil drops
best regarts
ismail
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-08-2015 09:18
Re : helotiales
Hello Ismail
although your pics are quite good I am not sure what you have. Perhaps Calycina languida? The spores would fit that species.
I cannot clearly see the ascus base which is reqeutred for a clear identification, also the iodine reaction of the ascus apex.
I assume there are no hairs at the margin?
Zotto
although your pics are quite good I am not sure what you have. Perhaps Calycina languida? The spores would fit that species.
I cannot clearly see the ascus base which is reqeutred for a clear identification, also the iodine reaction of the ascus apex.
I assume there are no hairs at the margin?
Zotto
ACAR ismail,
25-08-2015 11:47
Re : helotiales
Dear Zotto
Yes there are no hairs at the margin.
I reexamined I think so Calycina languida
thanks
best regarts
Yes there are no hairs at the margin.
I reexamined I think so Calycina languida
thanks
best regarts