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Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Blasco Rafael,
09-06-2015 11:40
Hola, muy parecida a la anterior mandada, en este caso es un tallo de planta en orilla carretera del año anterior, de consistencia dura,recogida a 1300 m.asomando en la madera, diametro 0,40--0,60.
Parafisis hialinas X4---X5.
Ascas muy desiguales 98 x 17---100 x 16---110 x 14---125 x 17---160 x 13.
J-, Croziers +,
Esporas con 9 a 11 septosm, miden entre 54--66 x 5--6 (70x6,5).
Un saludo
Rfaael
Björn Wergen,
09-06-2015 14:51
Re : Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Hi,
this is rather similar to Nodulosphaeria robusta. Did you see the appendages at both spore endings?
regards,
björn
this is rather similar to Nodulosphaeria robusta. Did you see the appendages at both spore endings?
regards,
björn
Peter Püwert,
09-06-2015 16:19
Re : Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Hi,
I've corrected my statement.
Here the names from IF.
Current Name:
Leptosphaeria robusta (Strasser) E. Müll., Sydowia 4(1-6): 298 (1950)
Synonymy:
Leptosphaeria derasa f. robusta Strasser, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 57(1): 315 (1907)
Nodulosphaeria robusta (Strasser) L. Holm, Symb. bot. upsal. 14(no. 3): 90 (1957)
Ophiobolus robustus (Strasser) Shoemaker, Can. J. Bot. 54(20): 2389 (1976)
Described on Senecio species.
Greetings Peter.
I've corrected my statement.
Here the names from IF.
Current Name:
Leptosphaeria robusta (Strasser) E. Müll., Sydowia 4(1-6): 298 (1950)
Synonymy:
Leptosphaeria derasa f. robusta Strasser, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 57(1): 315 (1907)
Nodulosphaeria robusta (Strasser) L. Holm, Symb. bot. upsal. 14(no. 3): 90 (1957)
Ophiobolus robustus (Strasser) Shoemaker, Can. J. Bot. 54(20): 2389 (1976)
Described on Senecio species.
Greetings Peter.
Blasco Rafael,
09-06-2015 16:58
Re : Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Hola Bjorn y Pedro.
Con Leptosphaeria robusta, tanto macro como micro encaja bien,
Gracias por la ayuda
Bjorn, he probado con tinta china y no he sido capaz de ver los apendices
Hay algun colorante con el cual se puedann ver mejor o tengo que seguir intentandolo?????
Un saludo
Rafael
Con Leptosphaeria robusta, tanto macro como micro encaja bien,
Gracias por la ayuda
Bjorn, he probado con tinta china y no he sido capaz de ver los apendices
Hay algun colorante con el cual se puedann ver mejor o tengo que seguir intentandolo?????
Un saludo
Rafael
Björn Wergen,
09-06-2015 17:58
Re : Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Hi there,
For me, the species belongs to Nodulosphaeria rather than to Leptosphaeria due to the appendages the spores have on both endings, which seems to be a no-go for Leptosphaeria.
IF is not always up-to-date, Paul Kirk has written that he is responsible for over 500.000 taxa, and that his work depends on reader's mails for corrections and misunderstood names.
I am working with lots of Nodulosphaeria, Ophiobolus, Entodesmium and Leptosphaeria species and I have noticed that there are some curious combinations which do not make any sense, they otherwise aren't supported by any genetical research, so the combinations are not comprehensible at all.
regards,
björn
For me, the species belongs to Nodulosphaeria rather than to Leptosphaeria due to the appendages the spores have on both endings, which seems to be a no-go for Leptosphaeria.
IF is not always up-to-date, Paul Kirk has written that he is responsible for over 500.000 taxa, and that his work depends on reader's mails for corrections and misunderstood names.
I am working with lots of Nodulosphaeria, Ophiobolus, Entodesmium and Leptosphaeria species and I have noticed that there are some curious combinations which do not make any sense, they otherwise aren't supported by any genetical research, so the combinations are not comprehensible at all.
regards,
björn
Björn Wergen,
09-06-2015 18:00
Re : Peritecios negros 30-5-15
Hi Blasco,
unfortunately, my spanish is non-existing, so maybe someone can translate or perhaps also english is possible? Thanks :)
regards,
björn
unfortunately, my spanish is non-existing, so maybe someone can translate or perhaps also english is possible? Thanks :)
regards,
björn