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Nodulosphaerioid species on Ilex twigs
Björn Wergen, 13-11-2015 21:42
Björn WergenHi there,

I have another problem, found on attached twigs of Ilex aquifolium:

Ascocarp a pseudothecia, 0,2-0,35mm broad, +/- globose to ovoid, with scattered (not stiff) hairs all over the fruitbody, but mostly on the upper half, dark brown, not or indistinctly empedded, indistinctly ostiolate. Wall consisting of a few pseudoparenchymatous layers, 30-40µm thick, with the surface as darkest layer. Asci 100-130x8-11µm, bitunicate, thick walled, 8sp. Sp. 22-26x6-7µm, smooth, at first hyaline and 5 septated at early stage, then brown (brown and 5 septated when still inside asci), no sheath and no appendages. Interascal filaments pseudoparaphysoid.

Does anyone have an idea? I do not have any, but I have seen a similar collection in Austria 2013 which I have saved as "Nodulosphaeria sp." (Interascal filaments are different).

regards,
björn
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