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Lasionectria? on Lonicera = Trichonectria hirta
Marja Pennanen,
07-10-2018 11:51
Hello forum,
yesterday I collected tiny , hairy lasionectrialike fungus on a Lonicera twig. They are about 0,1-0,2 mm wide.
The spores are quite big, 60-80x5-6, filled with droplets, propably becoming multiseptate.
The hairs are about 50-80x6-10.
I have no proper key for xyznectrias, where to find one?
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
07-10-2018 11:55
Re : Lasionectria? on Lonicera
How to remove the other of two accidently made messages?
Nick Aplin,
07-10-2018 19:39
Re : Lasionectria? on Lonicera
Hi Marja,
Perhaps you should compare it to Trichonectria hirta?
Cheers,
Ncik
Perhaps you should compare it to Trichonectria hirta?
Cheers,
Ncik
Marja Pennanen,
07-10-2018 20:47
Re : Lasionectria? on Lonicera
Hi Nick,
thank you.
I first thoght to tell you, that how can I compare, when I have no description of the species, but after looking for a while from ascofrance and net, I managed to find photos and an old description.
T. hirta seems to fit. Nice, a totally new genera for me and the species seems new for Finland, too.
Marja
Nick Aplin,
07-10-2018 22:26
Re : Lasionectria? on Lonicera = Trichonectria hirta
Hi Marja,
It's amazing what you can find here at AscoFrance :)
Cheers,
Nick
It's amazing what you can find here at AscoFrance :)
Cheers,
Nick
Marja Pennanen,
08-10-2018 11:56
Re : Lasionectria? on Lonicera = Trichonectria hirta
Hi Nick.
I have found many, many experienced and wise persons and people, who I call dear friends from Ascofrance. Without this forum I would be even more alone in the wildeness, than I am today.
Thank you for being here: Marja