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On Robinia pseudoacasia
Marcel Heyligen,
11-10-2025 20:27
Found on a barked branch, 14 mm in diameter, of Robinia pseudoacasia. Hairy-fibrous fruiting body less than 400 µm tall, anamorphic spores with 6 septa. Has anyone ever seen this and/or has a name for it?
Alain GARDIENNET,
12-10-2025 07:26
Re : On Robinia pseudoacasia
Hi Marcel,
Solution perhaps in the attached paper.
Alain
Solution perhaps in the attached paper.
Alain
Morrisographium-illman1985-0001.pdf
Marcel Heyligen,
12-10-2025 19:30
Re : On Robinia pseudoacasia
Thanks for the information, Alain.
Morrisographium fusisporium, which occurs on Robinia, has much larger spores than what I observed.
What I found strongly resembles a Morrisographium, but I haven't found any conidia with more than 6 septs.
Enrique Rubio shows Morrisographium ulmicola on his website, which is quite similar to what I have. https://www.centrodeestudiosmicologicosasturianos.org/?p=70348
I can't find any further information and don't have enough to identify the find.
Sincerely,
Marcel
Morrisographium fusisporium, which occurs on Robinia, has much larger spores than what I observed.
What I found strongly resembles a Morrisographium, but I haven't found any conidia with more than 6 septs.
Enrique Rubio shows Morrisographium ulmicola on his website, which is quite similar to what I have. https://www.centrodeestudiosmicologicosasturianos.org/?p=70348
I can't find any further information and don't have enough to identify the find.
Sincerely,
Marcel