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another loculo on Aesculus with muriform spores - Denmark
Thomas Læssøe,
27-11-2025 11:46
Collectors notes:
Erumpent. Asci ca 200 x 24 my. Spores muriform, 34.1 (32-38) x 14.6 (14-16.5) µm, Q 2,34.
Presumably the same as this one on the same host:
https://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10263915
Alain GARDIENNET,
29-11-2025 09:24
Re : another loculo on Aesculus with muriform spores - Denmark
Hi Thomas,
The microscopy is reminiscent of genera such as Parafenestella.
You know like me that fenestelloid fungi are very difficult to study. To my knowledge, none are known on Aesculus, but I can only think of Hermann or Walter to help you. If your fungus is known, they will know it.
Alain
The microscopy is reminiscent of genera such as Parafenestella.
You know like me that fenestelloid fungi are very difficult to study. To my knowledge, none are known on Aesculus, but I can only think of Hermann or Walter to help you. If your fungus is known, they will know it.
Alain