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Lophiostoma sps? blueing of substrate with lined spores, but not L. viridarium.
    
                    Hardware Tony,
                24-03-2024 12:39
    
    
Minute cluster of very small 0.1mm ascomata on Urtica dioica (Nettle) shows isolated staining of stem blue and has longitudinal 3-4 grooved/4-guttulate ascospores as found in L. viridarium, except has vastly smaller spores and structure. Attach details and micros. Appreciate any proposals.With thanks
                                    Alain GARDIENNET,
                                24-03-2024 13:08            
            Re : Lophiostoma sps? blueing of substrate with lined spores, but not L. viridarium.
                Hi Tony,
Look at Phomatospora genus.
Alain
                
                
                
                
                
                            Look at Phomatospora genus.
Alain
                                    Hardware Tony,
                                24-03-2024 16:55            
            
                Re : Lophiostoma sps? blueing of substrate with lined spores, but not L. viridarium.
                Many thanks Alain,
Phomatospora berkeleyi fits well, not all authors suggest striated spores but those with live spores seem to think they do have this feature.
regards Tony
                
                
                
                
                
                            Phomatospora berkeleyi fits well, not all authors suggest striated spores but those with live spores seem to think they do have this feature.
regards Tony
                                    Alain GARDIENNET,
                                24-03-2024 18:14            
            Re : Lophiostoma sps? blueing of substrate with lined spores, but not L. viridarium.
                That's fine
                
                
                
                                    
                
                
                            
                
 Lophiostoma sps?