
17-04-2012 02:28

Hello everyonewhile examining dead stems of Vaccin

16-04-2012 20:20
Hi to allI have collected these stromata with blac

17-04-2012 00:06
Peter ThompsonI found a small group of thyriothecia fruit bodies

01-02-2012 12:44

Hallo everybody,I have watched this forum quite so

15-04-2012 18:31

Hi all,I have found a very interesting lophiostomo

14-04-2012 15:46

In questi ultimi mesi ho lavorato alla catalogazio

13-04-2012 20:18
Hello,I have problems to obtain copies of the foll

12-04-2012 13:57
René DougoudChers Tous,Je recherche les publications ci-desous
Cosmospora
Jacques Fournier,
24-02-2009 13:45

j'ai besoin d'aide pour identifier ce Cosmospora sur Diatrypella qui manifestement n'est pas C. magnusiana.
Merci d'avance!
Jacques
Gary Samuels,
24-02-2009 13:56
Re:Cosmospora
This keys to Nectria (Cosmospora) wegeliniana, which occurs on Pseudovalsa berkeleyi but who knows true host range of any Cosmospora? I suspect that there is quite a lot of host specificity in fungicolous Cosmospora but we have not had the opportunity to explore this question. I wouuld want to know the anamorph and would be happy to culture if if you would send a fresh specimen. I would be happy to study any Cosmospora -- or Nectria -- that anybody would send to me.
Jacques Fournier,
24-02-2009 14:33

Re:Cosmospora
Hi Gary,
thanks for your prompt reply! I agree it keys out next to C. wegeliniana but I lack good documentation on this species fro comparison.
It is a well defined species with thick wall and slightly tuberculate apex, I found it repeatedly and exclusively on this substrate. Hope the anamorph will help. I will share my fresh material with you and Christian.
Cheers,
Jacques
thanks for your prompt reply! I agree it keys out next to C. wegeliniana but I lack good documentation on this species fro comparison.
It is a well defined species with thick wall and slightly tuberculate apex, I found it repeatedly and exclusively on this substrate. Hope the anamorph will help. I will share my fresh material with you and Christian.
Cheers,
Jacques