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Hello.I'm searching for a digital copy of the seco
Something Nice to see
Ismael Wind,
29-01-2021 11:09
Eduard Osieck,
29-01-2021 12:29
Re : Something Nice to see
Hi Ismael,
If you want suggestions for identification we need to have details about the fruit body where the spores/ conidia came from and the further contents of the fruit bodies (e.g. asci).
Eduard
Ismael Wind,
29-01-2021 12:54
Re : Something Nice to see
Hi Eduard, well it was just to show the fun you can see under the microscope. It was not really meant for a name. But the spores came out of the little black diamond shaped fruitbody. Do not now if there are asci inside that body.. the little black body were on a dead branch of fraxinus. To the eye the little black spots come out of the bark
Viktorie Halasu,
29-01-2021 19:10
Re : Something Nice to see
Hello,
Diplodia sp. (maybe not fully mature) might be a possibility. But without more info it's just wild guess.Â
Viktorie
Diplodia sp. (maybe not fully mature) might be a possibility. But without more info it's just wild guess.Â
Viktorie
Ismael Wind,
29-01-2021 21:05
Re : Something Nice to see
That is typical jou mention that. In the sample i also found brown spores septated, like diplodia. I will search further and post
Ismael Wind,
01-02-2021 15:33
Re : Something Nice to see
The brown spores are 25 x 10 um and 1 septate. On dead branch of fraxinus scattered black dots
