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The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
Thomas Læssøe,
02-07-2020 16:05
cheers
Thomas
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-07-2020 16:15
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
Hi Thomas
this reminds me of Thysanophora penicillioides (Eurotiales), but I am not fully sure.
Thomas Læssøe,
02-07-2020 16:33
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
The conidia appear to be borne on small denticles but no so in Thysanophora penicillioides?
Angel Pintos,
02-07-2020 21:10
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
I think that your images are more similar to what Zotto says than Verticicladium sp As you can see in the image of Ellis I attach.
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-07-2020 22:18
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
I have images under Thysanophora in my "0 Hyphomycetes" folder
Shane John,
07-07-2020 23:55
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
Looks closer to:
Nomuraea sp. cf rileyi
See Seifert et al. / Plate 59c / Genera of the Hyphomycetes
Nomuraea sp. cf rileyi
See Seifert et al. / Plate 59c / Genera of the Hyphomycetes
David Malloch,
08-07-2020 05:07
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
Perhaps a species of Cladosporium. There are no pictures of the conidia or conidiogenous cells detailed enough to be sure. The conidium at the top of picture #5 appears to have the typical terminal scars. Also, some of the conidiogenous cells appear to have two scars, also consistent with Cladosporium.
Thomas Læssøe,
08-07-2020 10:17
Re : The anamorph of Desmazierella or just surprisingly similar - from Denmark
I can follow that although I haven't seen such "a nice" Cladosporium before :-)