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Thomas Læssøehttps://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10527903
Hypocreales sp.
Bernard Declercq,
12-11-2021 17:07
Hi there,Recently collected parasitic fungus on Trametes versicolor:
Perithecia globose, 0.20-0.25 mm diam., papillate, pale yellow to honey-coloured, densely crowded, forming a layer above the substrate hymenium, KOH-.
Asci cylindric-clavate, biseriately 8-spored, 51-54x6-7 µm, IKI-.
Ascospores clavate to subclavate, straight to slightly curved, 7-11x2.5-3.5 µm, 0(1)-septate, smooth, hyaline.
I did not find a good name for this Hypomyces-like asomycete. Your help is welcome. Thanks in advance.
Bernard
Christian Lechat,
12-11-2021 18:47
Re : Hypocreales sp.
Salut Bernard,
pourrais-tu poster une image des asques?
Christian
Bernard Declercq,
16-11-2021 19:26
Re : no Hypocreales sp. but Gelatinopsis fungicola
Salut Christian,
Revision of my collection showed that in fact the small ascomata are discoid and pulvinate. So, I was looking in the wrong class.
I did not succeed to find asci but, based on the substrate and the very characteristic constricted spores with stalk-like lower hemispore, I easely arrived, with the excellent documentation of Zotto, to Gelatinopsis fungicola, apparently a rare species.
All the best,
Bernard
Revision of my collection showed that in fact the small ascomata are discoid and pulvinate. So, I was looking in the wrong class.
I did not succeed to find asci but, based on the substrate and the very characteristic constricted spores with stalk-like lower hemispore, I easely arrived, with the excellent documentation of Zotto, to Gelatinopsis fungicola, apparently a rare species.
All the best,
Bernard