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On decayed fruitbodies of Hypocreopsis lichenoides (Trollhand)
Marian Jagers,
03-08-2016 13:29
I'd like to know your opinion on a very small ascomycete which grows on some decayed fruitbodies of Hypocreopsis lichenoides.Hight upto 1 mm, colour pale yellow/orange, growing gregarious or sparse, barrelshaped (cylindric, when young), top flat, later often convex, with what seems to be, a hardly visible papil.
Spores hyaline, smooth, septated, with guttules, 15 – 20 x 4 – 5 µm, septate in the middel or (more often) in the lower part of the spore.
Asci inoperculate, J-, 4-spored, 40-42 x 6 – 7 µm.
No paraphyses.
Excipulum textura epidermoidea.
No KOH reaction.
Marian
Christian Lechat,
03-08-2016 22:42
Re : On decayed fruitbodies of Hypocreopsis lichenoides (Trollhand)
Dear Marian,
your fungus remains the genus Ijuhya. It would be great if you could send it to me because I have a specimen in the course of study resembling this one and I would like to compare it with mine.
Best regards,
Christian
Christian Lechat
Ascofrance
64 route de Chizé
79360 Villiers en Bois
France
your fungus remains the genus Ijuhya. It would be great if you could send it to me because I have a specimen in the course of study resembling this one and I would like to compare it with mine.
Best regards,
Christian
Christian Lechat
Ascofrance
64 route de Chizé
79360 Villiers en Bois
France
Marian Jagers,
04-08-2016 12:59
Re : On decayed fruitbodies of Hypocreopsis lichenoides (Trollhand)
Dear Christian,
Thank you for your suggestion. I'll also send some material to you.
René Schumacher mailed me already yesterday that he likes to investigate the species through cultivation and sequencing.
Fortunately there is enough material to share.