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Literature search
Andgelo Mombert, 25-02-2024 14:16
Andgelo MombertBonjour,

Je cherche la description de Nectria nummulariae : Teng, Sinensia, Shanghai 4: 274 (1934).

Merci d'avance pour votre aide.

Andgelo
François Valade, 25-02-2024 17:02
François Valade
Re : Literature search
Nectria Nummulariae Teng, sp. nov.
Gregaria; peritheciis superficialibus, subovoideis, saepe
bilateraliter collabascentibus, levibus, sanguineis, demum fuscentibus,
150-220  µ diam.; ascis cylindraceis, subsessilibus, octosporis,
aparaphysatis, 75-90 x 7-8 µ; sporidiis monostichis, oblongo-
ellipsoideis, uniseptatis, non- vel leviter constrictis, biguttulatis,
verruculosis, hyalinis, dein rufescentibus, 10-14x 5-7 µ
Perithecia gregarious, subovoid, often bilaterally collapsing,
smooth, blood-red, turning. brownish in age, 150-220 µ diam.,
asci cylindric, subsessile, 75-90 X7-8 µ; spores uniseriate, oblongellipsoid,
distinctly warted, non- or slightly constricted, bigutiulate,
at first hyaline, later rufescent, 10-14X5-7 µ
On Nummularia sp.
KlANGSU: Nanking, Shen 410

CHEKIANG: Hangchow, Deng 361 type

This species is related to N. episphaeria (Tode) Fr. but
differs from the latter in the size and sculpture of the spores.
lt also resembles N. Rickii Rehm. But the collapsing perithecia, the uniseriate spores, etc. distinguish it from the latter.
Andgelo Mombert, 25-02-2024 19:02
Andgelo Mombert
Re : Literature search
Merci beaucoup François !