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I refer to the item of 16-05-2013 by Susana Garcia on Eupropolella "hederae" Baral Nom. Prov.

I found on a dry leaf of Hedera black spots. After moistening olive-green apothecia (diameter: 87 µm) break through the epidermis (3 to 4 splits).
ASCI: clavate cylindrical,: 60,961-102,42 x 9.65-15.94 µm, color red in IKI and the apex is a little blue;
Paraphyse: 78,04 x 65,09-2.59-3.58 µm; filiform, septated and sometimes branched;
Spores: cylindrical filled completely with Lb's: 17-19,88 x 4.86-5.49 µm, Q = 3.52.

Is Eupropolella hederae Baral still "nom. Prov"?

Thanks in advance

François Bartholomeeusen

Hans-Otto Baral, 23-04-2017 09:42

Re : Is Eupropolella hederae Baral still "nom. Prov"?

Yes it is unpublished, and it is very similar to E. britannica, but when I see at the consistent occurrence on Hedera vs. Prunus laurocerasus I think it must be something different.

Your sample  seems to be well developed and abundant, such samples would be great to gain a sequence of. So far no sequence exists in GenBank for this genus.

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Hans-Otto Baral, 23-04-2017 11:09

Re : Is Eupropolella hederae Baral still "nom. Prov"?

Well, I think there would be posibilities that someone got interest in doing molecular work on it. If you were willing to send the dry sample I will give you an address which will cause you no costs.
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Hans-Otto Baral, 24-04-2017 22:00

Re : Is Eupropolella hederae Baral still "nom. Prov"?

Hi Francois
I am sorry, what I thought must be British material, otherwise it becomes difficult. It could be that useful samples from Britain exist and can be sequenced. We will see. So please keep the specimen in your herbarium, who knows...

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