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Trichonectria-like fungus
Eduard Osieck,
19-03-2017 14:59
I need some help with the following collection growing on dead ?lichen on wood (Ulmus):
- small yellow orange, ovoid ascomata (0,15-0,19 mm) with
- hyaline apical setae 45-65 um
- long in the asci spirally intertwinned spores (80 x 3-4 um)
- ascoma wall textura angularis
I considered Trichonectria (with hyaline setae) hirta but the spore size does not match (45-85 x 5-8 um). Another option would be Tubeufia paludosa but that genus has dark coloured setae. Does anyone has a suggestion to investigate further?
Any help would be appreciated, Eduard
Christian Lechat,
19-03-2017 16:37
Re : Trichonectria-like fungus
Hi Eduard,
How are the asci?
Tubeufiaceae have bitunicate asci whereas Hypocreales have unitunicate asci
Regards,
Christian
How are the asci?
Tubeufiaceae have bitunicate asci whereas Hypocreales have unitunicate asci
Regards,
Christian
Eduard Osieck,
19-03-2017 21:08
Re : Trichonectria-like fungus
Hi Christian,
Of course, that is very relevant. I assume it was unitunicate. That would rule out Tubeufia cs.
Thanks for your attention,
Best regards, Eduard
Of course, that is very relevant. I assume it was unitunicate. That would rule out Tubeufia cs.
Thanks for your attention,
Best regards, Eduard