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Possible Anthostomella on Glyceria maxima
Peter Thompson,
05-06-2015 21:36
I have found some grey perithecia immersed beneath the epidermis of a dead stem of Glyceria maxima. Areas of the stem look quite grey from the fruit bodies, each with a clypeus surrounding it.
I guess that the fruit bodies are not fully mature, because of the colour of the perithecia and the hyaline spores, either with one large, central guttule or filled with many smaller guttules. Assuming, of course, that I have suggested the correct genus.
The photo of the fruit bodies and a sketch of the microscopy are attached.
I can not identify a species which would grow on Glyceria. I wonder if anyone can assist?
Thank you,
With Best Wishes,
Peter.
Jacques Fournier,
06-06-2015 20:37

Re : Possible Anthostomella on Glyceria maxima
Good evening Peter,
I suggest you take a look into Physalospora Niessl for a possible genus. The last account on this genus I know is that of Von Arx & Müller 1954 (Die Gattungen der amerosporen pyrenomyceten, p 162) but something may have been published more recently.
Cheers,
Jacques
I suggest you take a look into Physalospora Niessl for a possible genus. The last account on this genus I know is that of Von Arx & Müller 1954 (Die Gattungen der amerosporen pyrenomyceten, p 162) but something may have been published more recently.
Cheers,
Jacques
Peter Thompson,
06-06-2015 23:28
Re : Possible Anthostomella on Glyceria maxima
Good Evening Jacques,
Thank you for your suggestion.
I shall investigate Physalospora, as you recommend. Not a genus which I am familiar with, I must admit.
With Best Wishes,
Peter.
Thank you for your suggestion.
I shall investigate Physalospora, as you recommend. Not a genus which I am familiar with, I must admit.
With Best Wishes,
Peter.