17-03-2014 19:51
maurice pelissier
Poussant sur une grosse branche morte 10 cm de lon
16-03-2014 17:27
Maren Kamke
Hi everybody, this pyreno with strange spores is
17-03-2014 21:45
Salvador TelloHola.Tengo estos hongos que he encontrado creciend
17-03-2014 19:41
Enrique Rubio
Someone has this article on Sordaria? Thanks agai
16-03-2014 22:00
Ralph Vandiest
Hello,I found this species a few months ago but ha
17-03-2014 10:02
Michel Hairaud
Bonjour à tous, Queridos amigos, Hi to everyone,
21-02-2014 16:19
Eduard OsieckOn a small Fraxinus branch under the bark whitish
12-03-2014 20:57
Miguel Ángel Ribes
Good nightI had this collection like C. granulifor
26-02-2014 22:16
Ralph Vandiest
Hello,I found this species on heracleum. Size 0,
16-03-2014 13:39
Enrique Rubio
HI to all I'm looking for B. Hein's article on Wi
Phaeosphaeria inclusa perhaps?
Hardware Tony,
15-06-2022 17:50
After checking over 40 species of Phaeosphaeria I started to run out of ideas when I came across P. inclusa thanks to Alain Gardiennet record of 27/02/2016. Although on a different substrate this was the only ascospore I could find with the fourth cell swollen and with eight overall cells/7-septate with the next 3 cells 'squeezed' together with the last largely pointed. Consistent in all spores. P. herpotrichoides came close but would only show the third cell swollen. Details inc: Substrate: Bromopsis type grass, perhaps B. benekenii.
Pseudothecia black slightly embedded with black ostioles <0.5mm longitudual growth.
Asci: 75 - 95 x 9.73 - 10.75µm, IKI -, seriate
Ascospores: 21.55 - 29.44 x 4.08 - 5.18µm. 8-celled, 7-septate with the fourth cell swollen, following three cells tight with the last cell pointy.
Paraphyses: Slender, multi-septate, rounded tips, tips remaining hyaline in Iodine.
Would apprecaite any guidance. Thanks.
