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Allophylaria?
Martin Bemmann,
22-03-2009 23:37
Hallo everybody,this is my first posting. So please be patient ;-)
Last week I examinated some rotten blackberry twigs. A striking discovery was Terana caerulea. But this would be o.t. here.
Another sprig featured a cluster of yellow cups.
One of my first guesses was Bisporella sulfurina, but the guys in the PilzePilze-forum were not happy with that. The proposal of the forum member Hans was Allophylaria byssacea, a fungus not yet discussed in this forum and hitherto totally unknown to me. Anyhow, he quoted a picture in the "Tintling"-journal 13/4, 2008, p. 17 that would fit perfectly.
The third picture shows a a micro of the candidates.
The asci seem to be immature, hence my measurements (of spores INSIDE the asci) are just hints (11,6-12,4 x 2,6-2,9 µm).
What is your oppinion?
Best regards, Martin
Stip Helleman,
23-03-2009 01:41
Re:Allophylaria?
Hi Martin,
Welcome,It does not look like Allophylaria byssacea to me at all or any other Allophylaria, Bisporella is a good guess i think.
Stip
Welcome,It does not look like Allophylaria byssacea to me at all or any other Allophylaria, Bisporella is a good guess i think.
Stip
Hans-Otto Baral,
23-03-2009 08:35
Re:Allophylaria?
Hi Martin
spores inside asci may well be mature, and those on your photo really look-like. I am quite sure you have Bisporella sulfurina. This would easily be proved: Did you test with iodine? But please use Lugol, not Melzer. Lugol (enough concentrated) gives a red reaction to Allophylaria while B. sulfurina is negative.
For an introduction to the iodine reaction see please on my homepage:
http://www.gbif-mycology.de/HostedSites/Baral/
Mature spores of B. sulfurina are 1-septate and 4-guttulate, those of Allophylaria aseptate.
Zotto
spores inside asci may well be mature, and those on your photo really look-like. I am quite sure you have Bisporella sulfurina. This would easily be proved: Did you test with iodine? But please use Lugol, not Melzer. Lugol (enough concentrated) gives a red reaction to Allophylaria while B. sulfurina is negative.
For an introduction to the iodine reaction see please on my homepage:
http://www.gbif-mycology.de/HostedSites/Baral/
Mature spores of B. sulfurina are 1-septate and 4-guttulate, those of Allophylaria aseptate.
Zotto
Martin Bemmann,
23-03-2009 09:00
Re:Allophylaria?
Hi Stip and Zotto,
Thank you for your comments. Here is a larger version of the micro. Lugol test was negative (I am aware of your article on that).
At least the spores are 4-guttulate , the lowest spore shows a septation. Everything points to B.s.
Best regards,
Martin
Thank you for your comments. Here is a larger version of the micro. Lugol test was negative (I am aware of your article on that).
At least the spores are 4-guttulate , the lowest spore shows a septation. Everything points to B.s.
Best regards,
Martin
