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? Hysteropatella prostii on the Malus bark
Alex Akulov,
10-10-2013 16:56
Dear Friends,on the bark of the dying branches of the apple tree (still attached to the tree) I have found abundant sporulation of the fungus, which I tentatively identified as Hysteropatella prostii. Asci (sporiferous parts) are 61-69 x 13,4-14,5 micron. Ascospores are 15,3-18,2 x 5-1-5,2 micron. Young ascospores are very light, almost hyaline, but during maturation they become markedly brown. Photos of all diagnostically important structures are attached.
Did I am correct in my assumptions?
Sincerely,
Alex
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-10-2013 17:14
Re : ? Hysteropatella prostii on the Malus bark
Hi Alex
yes, very typical! And no problem as long as growing on Malus bark.
Zotto
yes, very typical! And no problem as long as growing on Malus bark.
Zotto
Alex Akulov,
11-10-2013 11:52
Re : ? Hysteropatella prostii on the Malus bark
Thank you, Zotto