15-06-2022 17:31
Juuso ÄikäsThese little pyrenos were growing on a fallen, dec
15-06-2022 17:50
Hardware Tony
After checking over 40 species of Phaeosphaeria I
11-06-2022 12:03
Laurent Bonneau
Adelphella babingtonii Bonjour tout le monde.
14-06-2022 12:48
Gonzalez Garcia MartaHello,We have found some tiny apothecia (0.25 mm i
13-06-2022 22:39
Stip Helleman
Dear all, can anyone help me to get this article?
10-06-2022 19:36
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Thomas Læssøeunfortunately not the best images to go from. tin
Phaeocryptopus?
Guy Buddy,
14-06-2022 18:22
Could this be a species of Phaeocryptopus? P. nudus has been reported on this host before, but I cannot find much info on it. The tree was experiencing a needle cast of last years growth, Fabrella tsugae was also found on the same branch. No amyloid reaction in Lugols. All micro taken in H2O. Spores measure 8-10 x 4-5 um.
Location: Cranberry Wilderness, West Virginia, USA
Host: Tsuga canadensis
Thanks!
Guy Buddy,
17-06-2022 03:46
Re : Phaeocryptopus?
Looking closer the ascomata do not appear to be erupting from the stomata. But the bitunicate asci and spores look promising for Venturiaceae.