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Lasiosphaeria hirsuta
Dragiša Savic,
30-08-2016 17:38
I found today Lasiosphaeria hirsuta on fruit bodies of Psilopezia nummularialis. Also, on a wood next to (Fagus silvatica).
I know that L.hirsuta grows on rotten wood, but I did not know that it can grow on other live fungi.
Whether it is common or not?
Andrew N. Miller,
30-08-2016 17:47
Re : Lasiosphaeria hirsuta
Not common, but does occur in about 5% of samples. Lasiosphaeria hirsuta typically fruits in massive amounts of ascomata on rotten wood so the mycelium (and ascomata) grow over whatever substrate is near.
See 159 records for L. hirsuta here: http://mycoportal.org
Andy
See 159 records for L. hirsuta here: http://mycoportal.org
Andy
Dragiša Savic,
30-08-2016 17:49
Re : Lasiosphaeria hirsuta
Thanks for your prompt response