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Hypocrea en Rubus fructicosus
Blasco Rafael,
02-01-2018 19:08
Hola tengo esta Hypocrea que creo sea Hypocrea rufa, fue recogida sobre rama cortada de Rubus fructicosus, no encuentro nada que la cite sobre este sustrato, no se si puede ser otra especie.Diametro , la mas grande sobre 4 mm,
Esporas separadas 4 x 5---4 x 5,5---5 x 6---4,5 x 6
Ascas 90 x 6---100 x 5---105 x 6
Un saludo
Rfael
Chris Yeates,
03-01-2018 22:49
Re : Hypocrea en Rubus fructicosus
Hola Rafael
have you seeN https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3189789/ ? It can be freely downloaded as a PDF from there. Walter Jaklitsch points out that Hypocrea rufa is often misidentified for other closely-related species.
I myself have found a similar fungus on Rubus idaeus but have struggled to get mature spores. I find this group quite difficult . . .
Saludos
Chris
have you seeN https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3189789/ ? It can be freely downloaded as a PDF from there. Walter Jaklitsch points out that Hypocrea rufa is often misidentified for other closely-related species.
I myself have found a similar fungus on Rubus idaeus but have struggled to get mature spores. I find this group quite difficult . . .
Saludos
Chris
Hermann Voglmayr,
04-01-2018 01:34
Re : Hypocrea en Rubus fructicosus
Your species has green spores, so it definitely can't be H. rufa (now Trichoderma viride).
So you should have a look at the green-spored monograph in Studies in mycology https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2757427/ . However, most species can't be reliably identified without cultures and sequences.
Saludos, Hermann
So you should have a look at the green-spored monograph in Studies in mycology https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2757427/ . However, most species can't be reliably identified without cultures and sequences.
Saludos, Hermann
Blasco Rafael,
04-01-2018 08:59
Re : Hypocrea en Rubus fructicosus
Gracias Chris y Hermann
Veo que hay bastantes especies parecidas y complicadas, la dejare como Hypocrea sp por su alguna vez se quiere secuenciar
Rafael
Veo que hay bastantes especies parecidas y complicadas, la dejare como Hypocrea sp por su alguna vez se quiere secuenciar
Rafael