30-06-2025 12:09
Edvin Johannesen
This tiny, rather "rough" erumpent asco was found
30-06-2025 16:56
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Götz Palfner
This is a quite common species on Nothofagus wood
30-06-2025 06:57
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29-06-2025 18:11
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Josep Torres
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27-06-2025 14:09
Åge OterhalsI found this pyrenomycetous fungi in mountain area
Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Zuidland Peter,
23-06-2022 04:27
Can I get some help towards the ID of this please.
Spores for a pedicel inside the asci, asci length 225 x 20um
Spores with pedicel measure 17-18 x 12-13um, pedicel 62-80um with branching also.
I -ve
Paraphyces with many small drops and branching
Many thanks
Peter
Hans-Otto Baral,
23-06-2022 09:04
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Which area of the world is this? It seems to be a Helotiales or other inoperculate order. You have living paraphyses with VBs I presume, or do these droplets resist in KOH?
Spore measures are a bit odd, do you mean 12-13 µm broad?
Could you clarify the excipulum?
I assume it is a drought-tolerant species. Was it recently collected and were there any living asci?
Spooren Marco,
23-06-2022 10:49
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Hello Peter;
Don't you think the substrate is a Robinia (pseudoacacia ), instead of "acacia"?What is a acacia /
Best,
Marco
Viktorie Halasu,
23-06-2022 12:59
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Hello,
macrophoto, asci + spores remind me somehow on genus Mycosphaerangium (although that one is brown-spored), but I don't know southern hemisphere fungi. Perhaps Spooner's Helotiales of Australasia might be helpful? Alas, I don't have that book (and would like to, if anyone has it in pdf).
Viktorie
macrophoto, asci + spores remind me somehow on genus Mycosphaerangium (although that one is brown-spored), but I don't know southern hemisphere fungi. Perhaps Spooner's Helotiales of Australasia might be helpful? Alas, I don't have that book (and would like to, if anyone has it in pdf).
Viktorie
Zuidland Peter,
24-06-2022 02:58
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Many thanks everyone,
My apologies, I am in SE Victoria, Australia.
Acacia=Wattle
I will check the items mentioned.
Cheers
Pete
My apologies, I am in SE Victoria, Australia.
Acacia=Wattle
I will check the items mentioned.
Cheers
Pete
Zuidland Peter,
24-06-2022 03:01
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
I haven't looked at them in KOH, 2nd and 4th images are in H2O.
Zuidland Peter,
24-06-2022 03:03
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
I have Spooner's 1987 work as a pdf on Australian heliotalesif you would like it, where should I send it?
Pete
Pete
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-06-2022 08:32
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
So if micro 2 and 4 are in KOh then the droplets in the paraphyses must be LBs, not VBs. Thius is surprizing for me but VBs would be unusual too in such a fungus.
My pdf of Spooner is 15 MB, I could try sending it to you (Viktorie) by mail.
Stip Helleman,
24-06-2022 09:05
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
If this not working I can send a dropbox
downloadlink
Stip
7 days available
Zuidland Peter,
25-06-2022 00:52
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
I have Spooner's Heliotales of Australia, many thanks for the offer though.
Pete
Pete
Viktorie Halasu,
25-06-2022 04:56
Re : Erumpent with dark edging on acacia twig
Hello,
thank you all very much for Spooner.
Viktorie
thank you all very much for Spooner.
Viktorie