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Michel Hairaud
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Hi to all
Do you know where I could find some modern treatement of the genus Acanthophiobolus? Could A. helicosporus to colonize other than Cyperaceae? I have found a species growing on Juniperus leaves.
Many thanks again
Yes, according to Eriksson's Swedish checklist this species occurs also on Juniperus needles, see http://www8.umu.se/myconet/asco/asco_pdfs/A.PDF.
The index page is at http://www8.umu.se/myconet/asco/asco_pdfs/indexPDF.html. I have combined them all into one PDF-file for quick reference.
This checklist is very useful, in particular for its many references and substrates.
All the best, Eduard
Hi Eduard
Thanks a lot for your quickly help
I have found this very characteristic fungus 2 times on bark of Juniperus communis.
Regard
Per
I found A. helicosporus on decorticate twig Acer pseudoplatanus, Carex spec., Cirsium palustre, on flowers of Juncus conglomeratus (last year's), Phalaris arundinacea and Scirpus sylvaticus.
Greetings Peter.
Thank you, Peter
It seems to be a plurivorous fungus...