12-11-2021 13:47
Nihad Omerovic(a little trouble with files size so I am attachin
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Nihad OmerovicHelloLooking for opinions on this Rutstroemia.Coll
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Edvin Johannesen
Hei! Before I do further studies, just a quick Q:
Trichopeziza sp. (urticae?)
Nihad Omerovic,
12-11-2021 13:47
Date: 07.11.2021.
Elevation: 800 m
close to a small watercourse
Trees: Alnus and Ulmus predominantly
Substrate: most probably Urtica dead stems
11.5 - 13.6 × 2.9 - 3.1 µm
Q = 3.8 - 4.6
Me = 12.6 × 3 µm ; Qe = 4.2
Please see attachment
Trichopeziza-cf-urticae-0001.pdf
Hans-Otto Baral,
12-11-2021 17:19
Re : Trichopeziza sp. (urticae?)
This exactly the species! You only did not test IKI, or? Ah, now I found your remark.
The host can easily be determined. Have a look at a cross break of the stem, the structure of Urtica is unique.
I assume you do not have the possibility to take a sequence? There is only a fragment of ITS.
Nihad Omerovic,
13-11-2021 19:48
Re : Trichopeziza sp. (urticae?)
Here are the cross cuts.
Regarding the sequence - no, I don't, for now.
Regarding the sequence - no, I don't, for now.
Hans-Otto Baral,
13-11-2021 20:27
Re : Trichopeziza sp. (urticae?)
Yes, especially the third photo is characteristic. See examples. I know no other herb with this appearance.
Nihad Omerovic,
13-11-2021 20:41
Re : Trichopeziza sp. (urticae?)
OK, thank you!