17-04-2017 18:52
François BartholomeeusenDear forum-members, The wonderful advantage of As
23-04-2017 14:48
Andgelo Mombert
Bonjour à tous,De petites apothécies (1-1,5 mm d
24-04-2017 12:43
Bernard CLESSE
Bonjour à tous, Je sais qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un
22-04-2017 22:23
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola, buenas noches. Subo unas fotos de un asco q
23-04-2017 16:48
Bernard CLESSE
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23-04-2017 17:06
Bernard CLESSE
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17-04-2017 16:28
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Matthias Mann
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19-04-2017 18:19
Alain BRISSARDBonsoir à tous Faut-il rejeter systématiquement
The wonderful advantage of Ascofrance is: easy browsing trough the past.
I refer to the item of 16-05-2013 by Susana Garcia on Eupropolella "hederae" Baral Nom. Prov.
I found on a dry leaf of Hedera black spots. After moistening olive-green apothecia (diameter: 87 µm) break through the epidermis (3 to 4 splits).
ASCI: clavate cylindrical,: 60,961-102,42 x 9.65-15.94 µm, color red in IKI and the apex is a little blue;
Paraphyse: 78,04 x 65,09-2.59-3.58 µm; filiform, septated and sometimes branched;
Spores: cylindrical filled completely with Lb's: 17-19,88 x 4.86-5.49 µm, Q = 3.52.
Is Eupropolella hederae Baral still "nom. Prov"?
Thanks in advance
François Bartholomeeusen
Your sample seems to be well developed and abundant, such samples would be great to gain a sequence of. So far no sequence exists in GenBank for this genus.
Zotto
I knew that I had to have patience! Thank you for your confirmation.
Unfortunately, being an amateur, the case stops here for me.
Cordial greetings,
François
Zotto
François
I am sorry, what I thought must be British material, otherwise it becomes difficult. It could be that useful samples from Britain exist and can be sequenced. We will see. So please keep the specimen in your herbarium, who knows...
Zotto
Greetings,
François