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19-03-2017 14:59

Eduard Osieck

Hi to all,I need some help with the following coll

18-03-2017 21:16

William Slosse William Slosse

this species grows on decaying stumps of Abele in

19-03-2017 19:33

Salvador Tello

Otra Octospora. En este caso pienso que es Octosp

19-03-2017 15:51

Roland Labbé

Bonjour !Voici ce que nous croyon être une Mollis

18-03-2017 22:25

Lepista Zacarias

Hy everyone,This speciemns grew on soil among moss

15-03-2017 15:09

Castillo Joseba Castillo Joseba

En madera de  AcaciaMe ha costado mucho encontrar

18-03-2017 19:54

Malcolm  Greaves Malcolm Greaves

Apologies for the apaling state of this and poor p

02-03-2017 21:17

Lepista Zacarias

Dear all,I'm again in trouble to classify specimen

18-03-2017 12:20

Peter Thompson

Hello Everyone,I have been considering a black asc

17-03-2017 21:06

Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

HI againBlackish, not setose pseudothecia up to 0.

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Trichonectria-like fungus
Eduard Osieck, 19-03-2017 14:59
Hi to all,

I need some help with the following collection growing on dead ?lichen on wood (Ulmus):
- small yellow orange, ovoid ascomata (0,15-0,19 mm) with
- hyaline apical setae 45-65 um
- long in the asci spirally intertwinned spores (80 x 3-4 um)
- ascoma wall textura angularis

I considered Trichonectria (with hyaline setae) hirta but the spore size does not match (45-85 x 5-8 um). Another option would be Tubeufia paludosa but that genus has dark coloured setae. Does anyone has a suggestion to investigate further?

Any help would be appreciated, Eduard
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Christian Lechat, 19-03-2017 16:37
Christian Lechat
Re : Trichonectria-like fungus
Hi Eduard,
How are the asci?
Tubeufiaceae have bitunicate asci whereas Hypocreales have  unitunicate asci
Regards,
Christian
Eduard Osieck, 19-03-2017 21:08
Re : Trichonectria-like fungus
Hi Christian,
Of course, that is very relevant. I assume it was unitunicate. That would rule out Tubeufia cs.
Thanks for your attention,
Best regards, Eduard