
13-12-2016 12:38

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13-12-2016 11:44

The day before yesterday I found the following dis

12-12-2016 22:51

Bonsoir à tous,Que pensez-vous de cet asco sur re

11-12-2016 00:04

Hola a todos. Pongo unas fotos de un asco que hem

12-12-2016 12:53
Eduard OsieckDoes somebody has a PDF copy available of the pape

12-12-2016 09:47
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour,Un ami m'a fait passer quelques tiges mort
Hymenoscyphus on branch of malus
ACAR ismail,
14-11-2019 01:10

spores 14-17 x 4.6-6.2 um
Paraphyses cylindrical, acute or lanceolate, sometimes septate
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-11-2019 09:45

Re : Hymenoscyphus on branch of malus
Hi ismail
All elements except for two spores (e.g. the lower right) are dead, so I cannot easily give a name.
All elements except for two spores (e.g. the lower right) are dead, so I cannot easily give a name.
Hymenoscyphus seems correct. Perhaps you need to compare H. conscriptus which is typically on Salix wood/bark, although the spores sound a bit too wide.
How is the apothecium diameter? Did you look for the ascus base (croziers)?
Zotto
ACAR ismail,
14-11-2019 19:08
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-11-2019 21:12

Re : Hymenoscyphus on branch of malus
O.k., croziers are clearly absent, which excludes H. conscriptus and also H. calyculus and H. subferrugineus which all have croziers.
The only idea I have is H, vitigenus, but a clear idea of this I also do not have.
Did you gain a sequence of this sample?
The only idea I have is H, vitigenus, but a clear idea of this I also do not have.
Did you gain a sequence of this sample?