12-08-2015 21:20
Enrique Rubio
Hi to everyone This superficial, globose, finely
12-08-2015 01:00
Malcolm Greaves
Two previous posts about a White Scutellinia both
11-08-2015 20:02
Nina FilippovaTwo species of Micropeziza were dercribed recently
12-08-2015 20:33
Baeza Yajaira
I found this fungi on Dilleneaceae, cloud rain f
12-08-2015 18:20
Claude Kaufholtz-Couture
Bonjour, J'ai étudié soit un Geoglossum, ou bi
12-08-2015 18:42
Regina Siemianowskihello!found today on decorticated fine woody debri
11-08-2015 16:12
Jakob Schneller
Dear collegues Recently I have found this fun
12-08-2015 13:58
Gernot FriebesNot sure about the genus for this fungus. The tiny
On branch of quercus
Hi Ismail,
Not a Sordariomycetes.
The four first photo show a Lophiostoma species. On the fourth, we can see senescent ascospores. You can check it with other ascomata in order to see asci. Informations are lacking here to go further.
The last photos show an hyphomycete probably not associated with the Lophiostoma.
Alain
primarily Thank you so much for the valuable comments
again I took a preparations but I think the result is still the same
Sorry for my bad english :)
Yes it was probably Lophiostoma macrostomoides, but it's dead.
You can see photos in databas of Ascofrance. For example : http://www.ascofrance.fr/search_recolte/3177
Alain
Probably Lophiostoma caulium
because spores sizes and the morphological structure is very similar
How about?
Best regards
ismail
Yes, in the complex L. caulium it's possible, but it would be necessary to observe ascomata in good conditions, not senescent.
Alain
Best regards