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Bernard Declercq,
20-08-2012 21:31
Hi,A friend of mine sent me a collection on decorticated branch of Quercus rubra.
Ascomata superficial, crowded, +/- globose, 0,3-0,4(0,45) mm diam., rugose, with umbilicate ostiolum, black.?
Asci bitunicate, cyl-clav., with tapering stalk, 8-sp., sp. 2-ser., 102-112x10-11,5 µm, arising from croziers.
Spores fusiform with pointed ends, smooth, first hyaline, 1-septate and with 3(4) axially aligned LB's per cell, finally pale greyish brown ,3-septate and eguttulate, strongly constricted at the median septum, 21,5-26x4,5-6 µm.
Interascal filaments inconspicuous, septate.
?Who can help me? Thanks in advance.
Bernard
Bernard Declercq,
28-08-2012 11:59
Re : Dothideomycetes
Hi,
The spores made me think from the very beginning on those of Pseudotrichia minor Munk, while the ascomata are very Cucurbitaria-like.
I only know P. minor as an immersed parasite on Amphiporthe leiphaemia.
What is your opinion on my guess?
Bernard
The spores made me think from the very beginning on those of Pseudotrichia minor Munk, while the ascomata are very Cucurbitaria-like.
I only know P. minor as an immersed parasite on Amphiporthe leiphaemia.
What is your opinion on my guess?
Bernard