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Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Ralph Vandiest,
30-01-2014 20:18
Hallo,I found this species on Fallopia japonica but in Ellis & Ellis this substrate isn't mentioned. Fruiting body 0,3/0,4mm, oranje, (curved) spores (7/8septate?)38/50x5µm. Asci 90/100x10/11µm.
Does anybody knows what this is?
Regards,
Ralph
Alain GARDIENNET,
30-01-2014 20:40
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hi Ralph,
It looks like an Hydropisphaera species.
But with such ascospores, it's very amazing ! Are they striate ?
Have you observed setae on ascomata ?
It's a fungus for Christian.
Alain
Ralph Vandiest,
30-01-2014 21:42
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hello Alain,
If I look at pictures on the net it is indeed an Hydropisphaera species. I didn't see striate ascospores. When looking at the fruiting body I noticed a kind of net all around it. In the key I have there are only 4 species of mentioned but I just read on the net that there are 18 different species in this gender.
regards
If I look at pictures on the net it is indeed an Hydropisphaera species. I didn't see striate ascospores. When looking at the fruiting body I noticed a kind of net all around it. In the key I have there are only 4 species of mentioned but I just read on the net that there are 18 different species in this gender.
regards
Christian Lechat,
31-01-2014 05:26
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hi Ralph,
your fungus is very interesting, it would be great if you could send it to me because it is absolutely necessary to cultivate and sequence it.
A lot of thanks,
Christian
Christian Lechat
Ascofrance,
64, route de Chizé
79360 Villiers en Bois
France
your fungus is very interesting, it would be great if you could send it to me because it is absolutely necessary to cultivate and sequence it.
A lot of thanks,
Christian
Christian Lechat
Ascofrance,
64, route de Chizé
79360 Villiers en Bois
France
Ralph Vandiest,
31-01-2014 10:04
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hello Christian,
I sended you an email.
regards
I sended you an email.
regards
Christian Lechat,
06-02-2014 04:50
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hi Ralph,
Your specimen arrived yesterday.
It is not the genus Hydropisphaera, ascomatal wall doesn't fit with that.
Your fungus is "Nectria" pseudopeziza (Desm.) Rossman.
Thank you, it is a nice collection!
All the best,
Christian
Your specimen arrived yesterday.
It is not the genus Hydropisphaera, ascomatal wall doesn't fit with that.
Your fungus is "Nectria" pseudopeziza (Desm.) Rossman.
Thank you, it is a nice collection!
All the best,
Christian
Alain GARDIENNET,
06-02-2014 07:46
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Je l'avais oublié celui-là !
Ralph Vandiest,
06-02-2014 10:56
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Bonjour Christian,
Thank you for examining this species. I never heard of it... is it rare?
regards
Thank you for examining this species. I never heard of it... is it rare?
regards
Christian Lechat,
06-02-2014 11:27
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Nectria pseudopeziza is very common species, although it is not a true Nectria.
Christian
Christian
Björn Wergen,
08-02-2014 09:20
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hi,
Nectria pseudopeziza is shown on my webpage: https://www.sites.google.com/site/funghiparadise/d---ascomycota-sordariomycetes/hypocreales/nectriaceae/nectria-pseudopeziza-desm-rossman-1979
Very typical with this long, ~7 septated ascospores ;)
regards,
björn
Nectria pseudopeziza is shown on my webpage: https://www.sites.google.com/site/funghiparadise/d---ascomycota-sordariomycetes/hypocreales/nectriaceae/nectria-pseudopeziza-desm-rossman-1979
Very typical with this long, ~7 septated ascospores ;)
regards,
björn
Chris Yeates,
08-02-2014 15:29
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
@Christian
I am always astonished by the wonderful sections you are able to produce - how do you do it?
amitiés
Chris
I am always astonished by the wonderful sections you are able to produce - how do you do it?
amitiés
Chris
Christian Lechat,
08-02-2014 17:30
Re : Unknown species on Fallopia japonica
Hi Chris,
sections are made at free hand using a razor blade.
It is necessary to make the section on dried material, I know it is difficult but with a lot of training, it's possible.
Good luck with sections,
Regards,
Christian
sections are made at free hand using a razor blade.
It is necessary to make the section on dried material, I know it is difficult but with a lot of training, it's possible.
Good luck with sections,
Regards,
Christian