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VASILEIOS KAOUNASWas found like a rotten twig, rather Quercus sp.
 
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philippe clowezBonjour, Afin d'être le plus complet possible s
 
                                    09-01-2011 13:10
 Yatsiuk Iryna
                Yatsiuk Iryna
                Hello, Forum! Is that discomycete what I think
 
                                    05-01-2011 18:36
Milanka TanaskovicBonjour, Voici les conidies de deux champignons i
 
                                    03-01-2011 00:43
Javier OrmadGood year. I present this specimen found on fallen
 
                                    01-01-2011 12:12
 Alex Akulov
                Alex Akulov
                Dear Friends Happy New year to all! Today I foun
Gloniopsis?
    
                    Yatsiuk Iryna,
                10-01-2011 18:33
    
     Hello everyone!
Hello everyone!I invite your attention to this specimen, which I preliminary identifyed as Gloniopsis smilacis. It was found on the rotting wood of Populus alba. Pleace, tell your ideas about this...
Thank you,
Irina
                                    Yatsiuk Iryna,
                                10-01-2011 18:36            
            
            
        
                                    Alain GARDIENNET,
                                10-01-2011 19:09            
            Re:Gloniopsis?
                Yes, I think it's smilacis, even if ascospores could be bigger.
It's called Hysterobrevium smilacis today.
I observe that iIt's the most common Hysteriaceae, with H. angustatum.
Alain
                
                
                
                
                
                            It's called Hysterobrevium smilacis today.
I observe that iIt's the most common Hysteriaceae, with H. angustatum.
Alain
                                    Alain GARDIENNET,
                                10-01-2011 19:15            
            Re:Gloniopsis?
                But you can see on this website :
http://www.eboehm.com/
I remember there is another species, from Asia, Hysterobrevium constrictum. All the descriptions are given. Your asci are cylindrical, aren't they ?
Perhaps you should check other hysterothecias to see if the spores are not longer.
Alain
                
                
                
                
                
                            http://www.eboehm.com/
I remember there is another species, from Asia, Hysterobrevium constrictum. All the descriptions are given. Your asci are cylindrical, aren't they ?
Perhaps you should check other hysterothecias to see if the spores are not longer.
Alain
                                    Yatsiuk Iryna,
                                11-01-2011 13:44            
             
                Re:Gloniopsis?
                Alain, 
Thank you very much for verification!
Asci are cylindrical. I made preparations from several hysterothecia to measure spores. But it seems to me that spores are a bit immature. What about H. constrictum in diagnosis it is said that spores are highly symmetrical. Here spores are asymmetrical ("upper" part is wider than he "lower" ), isn't it?
Irina
                
                
                
                
                
                            Thank you very much for verification!
Asci are cylindrical. I made preparations from several hysterothecia to measure spores. But it seems to me that spores are a bit immature. What about H. constrictum in diagnosis it is said that spores are highly symmetrical. Here spores are asymmetrical ("upper" part is wider than he "lower" ), isn't it?
Irina
                                    Alain GARDIENNET,
                                11-01-2011 14:36            
            Re:Gloniopsis?
                Yes , your analysis about spores is right. It's H. smilacis 
Alain
                
                
                
                
                
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