16-11-2014 04:09
John Plischke
Does anyone know of any papers that talk about Hyp
11-11-2014 15:51
SYLVAIN ARDBonjour,Quels sont les ouvrages de référence et
14-11-2014 17:24
Ralph Vandiest
Hello, In a grasland I found this very tall speci
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Tubercularia
Bernard Declercq,
10-12-2014 16:33
Hello,I wonder if this collection on branch of Acer pseudoplatanus is Tubercularia vulgaris.
Data:
Conidiomata in effuse colonies, long stipitate, 1,3-1,6 mm high, 0,2 mm diam., black with white pruinae, conidia aggregated in an orange subglobose, slimy head of 0,5 mm diam., rarely branched.Conidia oblong-ellipsoid, 4-7x2,5-3 µm, biguttulate, smooth, hyaline, originating from phialides with collarette.
Most Nectria cinnabarina collections collected in out region on Acer have pink sessile to subsessile conidiomata.
Your comments are welcome.
Bernard
Walter Gams,
10-12-2014 17:33
Re : Tubercularia
Cherr Bernard,
This is obviously not T. vulgaris (official name now only Nectria cinnabarina), but a species of Stilbella. You can identify this w ith Seifert, Studies iin Mycology 27, 1985. But you will need some further observations, especially marginal cells of the stipe and conidiogenous cells (in Tubercularia vulgaris these would have a characteristic acro-pleurogenous pattern, i.e. several short lateral branches in the conidiophore producing conidia).
Cheers Walter
This is obviously not T. vulgaris (official name now only Nectria cinnabarina), but a species of Stilbella. You can identify this w ith Seifert, Studies iin Mycology 27, 1985. But you will need some further observations, especially marginal cells of the stipe and conidiogenous cells (in Tubercularia vulgaris these would have a characteristic acro-pleurogenous pattern, i.e. several short lateral branches in the conidiophore producing conidia).
Cheers Walter
Christian Lechat,
10-12-2014 17:38
Re : Tubercularia
Salut Bernard,
ce qui est certain c'est que ce n'est pas N. cinnabarina et ce n'est peut-être pas une Hypocreales
Christian
ce qui est certain c'est que ce n'est pas N. cinnabarina et ce n'est peut-être pas une Hypocreales
Christian
Bernard Declercq,
10-12-2014 19:43
Re : Tubercularia
Dank je wel Walter, voor je reactie; merci Christian pour ta réaction.
Unfortunately I am missing following probably most interesting work:
Seifert, K.A. 1985. A monograph of Stilbella and some allied Hyphomycetes. Studies in Mycology. 27:1-235.
Does anyone have this study for me or is this somewhere available on the internet?
Thanks in advance,
Bernard
Unfortunately I am missing following probably most interesting work:
Seifert, K.A. 1985. A monograph of Stilbella and some allied Hyphomycetes. Studies in Mycology. 27:1-235.
Does anyone have this study for me or is this somewhere available on the internet?
Thanks in advance,
Bernard
Walter Gams,
10-12-2014 20:27
Re : Tubercularia
click on http://www.cbs.knaw.nl/index.php/studies-in-mycology/360-studies-in-mycology-no-27Â and then fulll text.
Groetjes  Walter
Groetjes  Walter
Bernard Declercq,
11-12-2014 11:56
Re : Tubercularia
Great!
I observed a stipe surface composed of blackish textura porrecta covered by hyaline, verrucose to echinulate, clavate to subglobose cells 3-5 µm wide and with walls up to 1 µm thick
According Seifert (1985), this should be (Stilbella clavulata or) the anamorph of Stilbocrea gracilipes (Tul. & C. Tul.) Samuels & Seifert.
Thanks once again, Walter.
Et merci aussi à Christian qui, grace à Ascofrance, rend ces échanges fructueuses possible.
Bernard
I observed a stipe surface composed of blackish textura porrecta covered by hyaline, verrucose to echinulate, clavate to subglobose cells 3-5 µm wide and with walls up to 1 µm thick
According Seifert (1985), this should be (Stilbella clavulata or) the anamorph of Stilbocrea gracilipes (Tul. & C. Tul.) Samuels & Seifert.
Thanks once again, Walter.
Et merci aussi à Christian qui, grace à Ascofrance, rend ces échanges fructueuses possible.
Bernard
Peter Wilberforce,
11-12-2014 15:54
Re : Tubercularia
Hi Bernard,
If you have trouble finding the Siefert paper, please email me as I have the full thing as a pdf
Peter