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20-03-2024 12:34
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on 26.10.2023 I found a yellow mould growing on th
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17-03-2024 15:50
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Found on last year's grass sps. on damp soil, I ha
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17-03-2024 13:15
Patrice TANCHAUDBonjour, tous les ans je vois cette espèce sur P
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18-03-2024 14:41
• Polydesmia: Distinctive macro, mostly on strom
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16-03-2024 20:17
Bonjour, J'ai besoin de votre aide pour ce Mollis
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17-03-2024 20:58
Stefan JakobssonFor a few days we had temperatures above freezing
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The roundish asci and the peculiar form of the spores (like a burger) guided me to the order Eurotiales.
So - I hoped the yellow mould would be a Penicillium or Aspergillus, but it does not at all look this way. The curled hyphae (sporophores) are finely warted, the spores very small.
David Malloch who I contacted in December was so kind to provide me with diverse literature on this topic. But I fear I have no good result - at least not for the premise that teleomorph and yellow anamorph belong together.
Possibly they don't.
Who has thoughts that can bring me further?
Yours, Lothar
(1 collection - 2 detail teleomorph - 3-14 micros teleomorph in KOH j- 15,16 detail of anamorph (and teleomorph) - 17-18 micros anamorph in KOH - 19-29 micros anamorph in Kongo-NH3 - 30-35 micros anamorph in KOH plus Phloxin
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thank you very much for your very quick and detailed response!
I am not able nor have the opportunity to make cultures. So - if you want I can send you the specimen. It is not copious, and I don`t know if it is still alive for culturing. Likely, I heated it for drying (? - I do not remember).
I am quite sure that the spores of the yellow "mould" are conidia, at least no ascospores.
Perhaps again write to me here how we could go on: lkrieglsteiner@t-online.de
Best regards, Lothar