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Tomentose pyrenomycete
Eduard Osieck,
02-09-2015 16:49
Asci uniseriate, cylindric, 120-130 mu, with clear apical ring; spores 10-14 x 5-6,5 mu with large drops and one septum.
Any help appreciated! Eduard
Andrew N. Miller,
04-09-2015 23:23
Re : Tomentose pyrenomycete
Echinosphaeria cincinnata. Could you please send me the specimen? Ann Bell and I have been wanting to sequence this species for several years now. GREAT DISCOVERY!!!
See attached PDF.
Andy
See attached PDF.
Andy
Echinosphaeria-cincinnata-Bell-AustMycol2010-0001.pdf
Eduard Osieck,
05-09-2015 12:23
Re : Tomentose pyrenomycete
Dear Andrew,
Wow, that is a clear identification of an interesting species. Using your 2014 key I considered this species but the original description does not refer to the long papilae (necks) which are hidden in the tomentum. Also such a striking species only known from New Zealand appeared to be rather unlikely to be found in the Netherlands. I will contact you by email.
Regards, Eduard
Wow, that is a clear identification of an interesting species. Using your 2014 key I considered this species but the original description does not refer to the long papilae (necks) which are hidden in the tomentum. Also such a striking species only known from New Zealand appeared to be rather unlikely to be found in the Netherlands. I will contact you by email.
Regards, Eduard
Andrew N. Miller,
05-09-2015 18:55
Re : Tomentose pyrenomycete
Thank you. I have found (and seqeunced) Cercophora spinosa from USA, Argentina and New Zealand. I don't think anyone can explain fungal distributions... ;o)
Andy
Andy