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Nectriaceae?

Elsa Sousa, 24-03-2017 18:47

Hi,

I found this on a cane, not sure if bamboo, but similar. Peridium bluish black. Spores 3-septate +/- 21.2 x 5.1

Would appreciate any help.
Thank you.
Elsa

Christian Lechat, 24-03-2017 20:43

Re : Nectriaceae?

Dear Elsa,
your fungus belongs the genus Gibberella

All the best,
Christian

Elsa Sousa, 24-03-2017 23:36

Re : Nectriaceae?

Thank you Christian :-)

Elsa Sousa, 25-03-2017 00:14

Re : Nectriaceae?

Is there any keys to this fungi?

Christian Lechat, 25-03-2017 07:26

Re : Nectriaceae?

modern keys are based on asexual morph in culture. Without culture it is not possible to identify a specie of Gibberella.

Regards,
Christian

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