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21-07-2015 17:09

Aafke Buijs

Hello, Found these partly immersed black fruitbodi

20-07-2015 19:24

Ralf Dahlheuser Ralf Dahlheuser

Hi everybody,I have found this species on a firepl

20-07-2015 22:18

Alessio Pierotti Alessio Pierotti

A request off topic. I'm going crazy! It is not th

19-07-2015 19:22

Maren Kamke Maren Kamke

Hi everybody,does anyone have an idea to this Moll

19-07-2015 18:27

Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

Please, read the attached pdf.

19-07-2015 14:54

Alain GARDIENNET Alain GARDIENNET

Bonjour, Je recherche : Hafellner & Zimmerma

19-07-2015 13:15

Steve Clements

Hi,This Hypoxylon-like stromatic ascomycete was on

28-06-2015 00:34

Salvador Tello

Tengo estos ascomas negros, que he cogido creciend

13-07-2015 08:49

Salvador Tello

Hola a todos.Se me había olvidado el poner la ded

19-07-2015 15:48

Alain GARDIENNET Alain GARDIENNET

Je recherche également : Alstrup & D. Hawksw

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On Rhamnus frangula
Aafke Buijs, 21-07-2015 17:09
Hello,

Found these partly immersed black fruitbodies on wet twig of Rhamnus frangula, some solitair, most of them in small groups on a black underground (under the bark).
Asci with 6-8 spores, about 120, with thick walls and gelatinous content between the spores, as it looks to me.
Spores colourless when young and brownish when mature. Mature spores 20-23/7-9.
Mature spores with 3, but mostly more, transverse and longitudinal septa, different from the description and the picture in Ellis & Ellis.

Could this still be Karstenula rhodostoma ?

Greetings, Aafke
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Jaklitsch Walter, 21-07-2015 20:40
Re : On Rhamnus frangula
This is Cucurbitaria rhamni. I am presently working on Cucurbitaria. If you want you can send me some material.
Best regards, Walter
Aafke Buijs, 21-07-2015 21:46
Re : On Rhamnus frangula
Hi Walter,

Of course, that's it ! Strangely I did look for Frangula instead of Rhamnus in the book of Ellis. Must be the warmth !
Thanks.
Could you give me your address by email in order to provide you with the rest of my finding ?

Regards,
Aafke