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What is this found in NY state, Helotiaceae?
Garrett Taylor,
08-03-2019 02:52
<.5 mm Black ridged cups on decorticated wood in a dry spot on top of hill/ridge ~670m, likely red or chestnut oak. Swollen brown-tipped paraphyses. Spores were around 25 ?m X 5 ?m, one ascus was around 120 ?m, 8-spored, three septa easily visible in Meltzer's, multi guttulate. No Lugol's sorry. No blue though. I was looking at Durella macrospora in Peter I. Thompson, but it didn't seem right the more I pursued it. Spores and ascus seemed bigger.
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-03-2019 08:23
Re : What is this found in NY state, Helotiaceae?
This reminds me of Durella melanochlora in Europe, especially because of the paraphyses, but the spores are much too long.