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Hi forum,
I can't identify this hyphomycete on old black Russula.
White synnemata less than 1mm, with subglobose conidial mass, producing ciliate hyalin aseptate conidia, 6-7 x 2 µm, with 4-11 µm long appendages .
Alain
je pense que Jason a raison. Un synnema est porté par un stipe, souvent long, constitué d'hyphes en palissade qui se différencient en cellules conidiogènes au sommet.
Il faudrait voir aussi à quoi ressemblent les cellules conidiogènes, qui se trouvent peut-être à la base de la pycnide.
Une coupe longitudinale de la pycnide s'impose! ça t'apprendra à lorgner les Russules!
Amuse toi bien,
Jacques
Bonjour,
I only find time to answer.
I will do again new microscopy, probably on sunday. I can show you now another picture corresponding probably to the top of synnemata-like.
Alain
I do not have a speciesname for you,but the synnemateous fungi, the genera, are nice3ly discribed in "Genera of hyphomycetes ", from Seifert and Gams and so.
Best,
Marco
look at Eleutheromyces subulatus. Grows, amongst others, on Russula and blackens the basidiomata.
Cheers,
Hermann
and the winner is... Hermann ! Congratulations.
Here are cells of conidiomata wall.
Thank you to all, especially to Hermann, of course.
Alain
