29-03-2015 14:32
Cvenkel MiranSquamarina ? Seen wery similar specimen at www.a
29-03-2015 11:44
Cvenkel MiranAre this two synonyms ? If I click around index fu
28-03-2015 22:50
Cvenkel MiranAttached image - sorry ascofrance automaticaly dow
28-03-2015 23:30
Andreas Gminder
Hallo dear collegues, in MYCOTACON 93, 2005 Kucer
28-03-2015 19:55
Alex Akulov
Dear friendsCan you help me to deal with unclear P
28-03-2015 00:09
Jenny Seawright
Hello all, This was found on a dead Eupatorium ste
27-03-2015 16:34
Joaquin MartinHiPyrenomycete found on Quercus wood, I have very
25-03-2015 21:09
Bernard CLESSE
Bonsoir à tous,Très heureux de rejoindre votre f
Hi everybody,this pyreno with strange spores is a find from last weekend on Urtica dioica.
Perithecia 0,3 mm, immersed, Spores hyaline, irregular 2-septate, the smaller part seems to break away, (22-31) 27,16 x 5,46 (4,5-7) µm, Asci 90-93x8 µm, IKL blue, long apical apparatus with 4 µm.
Thanks
Maren
Hi Maren,
It reminds me Anthostomella rubicola, spore shape and size fit quite well, be it usually grow on Rubus.
Best regards,
Daniel
most likely an Anthostomella. I never encountered this genus on Urtica. Sure it was not Rubus or something similar?
Cheers,
Jacques
Would you please be so kind as to explain how you add such neat scale bars to your photomicrographs
Kind regards
Peter
this one looks quite like Anthostomella. There is a chance to send me the material, always ;)
regards,
björn
I Had difficulties with the keys because the fungus doesn't have brown spores yet. I got apparently rather young specimens.
@Peter: It's a rather simple method, first I took a picture of an Objekträger (I don't know the english word) with measuring scale (1000x), so I got the scale bar. I add this to my picture which also is taken with 1000x magnification with a image editing program.
Regards,
Maren
Peter