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Black on a Salix twig?
Mirek Gryc,
26-12-2020 17:03
I suspect the documentation is too modest to define the genre. Maybe at least a kind?
greetings
Mirek
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
26-12-2020 17:11
Re : Black on a Salix twig?
Hello Mirek,
I am not sure but it reminds me a bit of Trimmatostroma.
Best regards, Lothar
I am not sure but it reminds me a bit of Trimmatostroma.
Best regards, Lothar
Mirek Gryc,
26-12-2020 18:42
Re : Black on a Salix twig?
Hi Lothar
There is a lot about it on the Internet, which does not change the fact that the topic is difficult for me. However, I found a thread about them on Pilzforum:
https://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thread/48163-trimmatostroma-salicis/
If what it says is to be believed, mine should be T. betulinum because the conidia are highly branched.
Thank you very much
Mirek
There is a lot about it on the Internet, which does not change the fact that the topic is difficult for me. However, I found a thread about them on Pilzforum:
https://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thread/48163-trimmatostroma-salicis/
If what it says is to be believed, mine should be T. betulinum because the conidia are highly branched.
Thank you very much
Mirek
Chris Yeates,
27-12-2020 19:09
Re : Black on a Salix twig?
Yes Trimmatostroma betulinum, much commoner than T. salicis. I collected it on a Salix twig only a few days ago.
Chris