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Unknown Pyreno on Phragmites
Maren Kamke,
20-09-2014 08:50
Hi everybody,I found this species on a Phragmitis stem which lay buried in the bottom of a pond. Diameter 0,5 mm, immersed with long beaks, Spores hyaline, aseptate, narrow, somewhat pointed at both ends, (84-100) 88,3 x 2,35 (2-3) µm. Asci IKI negative, 8-spored, up to 130 x 9.
Thank you very much
Regards, Maren
Jacques Fournier,
20-09-2014 09:07
Re : Unknown Pyreno on Phragmites
Hi Maren,
this is likely an Ophioceras, an aquatic genus. There are several species diffficult to separate from each other. The number of septa is an important differential character but uneasy to make out.
See Shearer 1999, Mycologia 91, 145-156, available online on Cyberliber.
Cheers,
Jacques
this is likely an Ophioceras, an aquatic genus. There are several species diffficult to separate from each other. The number of septa is an important differential character but uneasy to make out.
See Shearer 1999, Mycologia 91, 145-156, available online on Cyberliber.
Cheers,
Jacques
Alain GARDIENNET,
20-09-2014 10:29
Re : Unknown Pyreno on Phragmites
Hi friends,
Yes I agree, of course. Please, try Melzer : it kills ascospores but give the good number of septa.
Alain
Maren Kamke,
20-09-2014 22:42
Re : Unknown Pyreno on Phragmites
Thank you, Jacques and Alain,
I managed to find the septa, I think there are there are 7.
I used Chlorazolblack, Melzer didn't work.
According to the key of Shearer I think it is Ophioceras dolichostomum.
Regards, Maren
I managed to find the septa, I think there are there are 7.
I used Chlorazolblack, Melzer didn't work.
According to the key of Shearer I think it is Ophioceras dolichostomum.
Regards, Maren
Chris Yeates,
21-09-2014 20:47
Re : Unknown Pyreno on Phragmites
Hallo Maren
I am very interested in aquatic and aero-aquatic fungi. Is it possible to provide more habitat details? Like how deeply submerged?, in mud? all the stem submerged, or some above water-level?
thanks
Chris
I am very interested in aquatic and aero-aquatic fungi. Is it possible to provide more habitat details? Like how deeply submerged?, in mud? all the stem submerged, or some above water-level?
thanks
Chris