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Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Björn Wergen,
02-03-2011 00:29
Hi,can somebody tell me if my determination is right with Apioporthe vepris? It has spores around 10-12x3-4µm with a non-central septation which reminds me on Dothiorales-species and perithecia 0,1 mm in diameter which are similar to those of Diaporthales or something "unitunicaty" ^^
thanks and regards,
Kazuya
Björn Wergen,
02-03-2011 00:30
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
photo 2
Björn Wergen,
02-03-2011 00:30
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
micro
Alain GARDIENNET,
02-03-2011 00:42
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Hi Kazama,
No problem, it's Apioporthe vepris even if ascospores are usually given in 6-10 x 2-2.5 µm.
Stroma not strongly developped, peirthecias forming longitudinal elongate pustules, form of ascospores are good characters. Rubus is its substrate.
You should see hyaline appendages at each end of spores..
Alain
No problem, it's Apioporthe vepris even if ascospores are usually given in 6-10 x 2-2.5 µm.
Stroma not strongly developped, peirthecias forming longitudinal elongate pustules, form of ascospores are good characters. Rubus is its substrate.
You should see hyaline appendages at each end of spores..
Alain
Björn Wergen,
02-03-2011 00:47
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Hi Alain,
your photos (I have downloaded all photos of ascofrance and integrated them into my personal database of Ascomyota, sorted by taxonomy) were a good help with the determination, but the first work did Ellis&Ellis (1997). Thanks again ;)
regards,
Kazuya
your photos (I have downloaded all photos of ascofrance and integrated them into my personal database of Ascomyota, sorted by taxonomy) were a good help with the determination, but the first work did Ellis&Ellis (1997). Thanks again ;)
regards,
Kazuya
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-03-2011 08:52
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Hi Kazama
you could add KOH (or Melzer, or Lactophenol etc.) to your fungus and then measure the spores. It is always interesting to look how severely such fragile spores shrink when killed.
Zotto
you could add KOH (or Melzer, or Lactophenol etc.) to your fungus and then measure the spores. It is always interesting to look how severely such fragile spores shrink when killed.
Zotto
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-03-2011 08:52
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Hi Kazama
you could add KOH (or Melzer, or Lactophenol etc.) to your fungus and then measure the spores. It is always interesting to look how severely such fragile spores shrink when killed.
Zotto
you could add KOH (or Melzer, or Lactophenol etc.) to your fungus and then measure the spores. It is always interesting to look how severely such fragile spores shrink when killed.
Zotto
Björn Wergen,
02-03-2011 15:18
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
hi Zotto,
thanks for this information, I will try it :D
thanks for this information, I will try it :D
Amy Rossman,
15-03-2011 13:26
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Dear Kazama,
We are studying the phylogeny of the Diaporthales and this is an unusual species from that point of view. It does not fall within the Gnomoniaceae or any known family in this order. We have one isolate from Austria but would welcome one from France. Would you be willing to send us a portion of this fresh or air-dried specimen to include in this study? If so, please send it to my address as a dried herbarium specimen. Thank you so much!
Amy Rossman
Rm. 246, B010A
10300 Baltimore Ave.
Beltsville, MD 20705
We are studying the phylogeny of the Diaporthales and this is an unusual species from that point of view. It does not fall within the Gnomoniaceae or any known family in this order. We have one isolate from Austria but would welcome one from France. Would you be willing to send us a portion of this fresh or air-dried specimen to include in this study? If so, please send it to my address as a dried herbarium specimen. Thank you so much!
Amy Rossman
Rm. 246, B010A
10300 Baltimore Ave.
Beltsville, MD 20705
Björn Wergen,
15-03-2011 13:32
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Hi Amy,
it is not from France, its from Germany. I don't have any material from this species, but I can collect some new if this is wanted ;)
regards,
Kazuya
it is not from France, its from Germany. I don't have any material from this species, but I can collect some new if this is wanted ;)
regards,
Kazuya
Amy Rossman,
15-03-2011 13:36
Re:Apioporthe vepris on Rubus
Dear Kazuya,
Germany would be wonderful although the type was from France. Our one specimen is from Austria collected by Walter Jaklitsch.
Amy
Germany would be wonderful although the type was from France. Our one specimen is from Austria collected by Walter Jaklitsch.
Amy