30-06-2013 00:17
Björn Wergen
Hi there,I have been working on this fungus for a
22-06-2013 23:15
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,I recently found some orange sphere
29-06-2013 22:12
Ismael WindThis pyrenopezia on helianthus and dahlia (compost
28-06-2013 18:11
HI to allCan you help me with this item? Neophaeos
27-06-2013 12:34
Gilbert MOYNEVoici un ascomycète récolté hier sur Phragmites
25-06-2013 23:26
Martin Bemmann
Dear all,today I threw away some wilted roses from
21-06-2013 01:44
Nick AplinSalut à tous,I have found a pyrenomycete on Phal
25-06-2013 19:10
Hi to everibodyThis fungus makes small (up to 0.5
nectrioid fungus on dung
Björn Wergen,
02-07-2013 11:25
Hi there,we have found a nectriaceous fungus growing on dung of Branta canadensis. It has some special features like striate, ellipsoid, 1septated spores, which become pale brown at maturity and a coarsely warted, orange red perithecia wall. The fruitbodies are up to 0,6mm broad and do not collapse after drying. Asci with visible apical structures and the perithecia wall reacts with CB orange-yellow. I did not test KOH since there are only 1 or 2 fruitbodies left for examination. So if you, Christian, are interested in this collection, just tell me and I will send it.
regards,
björn
edit: I have seen that my collegue has tested with KOH already (no reaction).
Christian Lechat,
02-07-2013 12:37
Re : nectrioid fungus on dung
Hi Björn,
I think your fungus is the genus Neocosmospora = Haematonectria.
It could be Neocosmospora haematococca?
Thank you for your offer but your collection seems overmature.
Regards
Christian
I think your fungus is the genus Neocosmospora = Haematonectria.
It could be Neocosmospora haematococca?
Thank you for your offer but your collection seems overmature.
Regards
Christian
Björn Wergen,
02-07-2013 13:10
Re : nectrioid fungus on dung
Hi Christian,
yes, I think so too, here are photos of it with not overmatured spores:
http://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thema-rodentomyces-sp-oder-irgendwas-anderes?
Thanks :)
regards,
björn
yes, I think so too, here are photos of it with not overmatured spores:
http://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thema-rodentomyces-sp-oder-irgendwas-anderes?
Thanks :)
regards,
björn



