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Champignon imparfait sur écorce de branche morte de chêne (Quercus robur)
Bernard CLESSE,
17-02-2017 21:35
Bonsoir à tous, Trouvé récemment ce champignon imparfait sur écorce de branche morte de chêne, au sol.
a) conidiophores septés, effilés vers le sommet, souvent incrustés en surface
b) conidies ovales à subglobuleuses, avec une petite guttule : 2,5x2
c) cléistothèces comprenant de gros cristaux
Une idée ?
Bernard
Walter Gams,
20-02-2017 09:01
Re : Champignon imparfait sur écorce de branche morte de chêne (Quercus robur)
Cher Bernard,
This seems to be something like the fungus that I described once as Chaunopycnis alba, but this did not have closed fruitbodies with a distinct peridium as you illustrate here. Chaunopycniis has recently been merged with Tolypocladium by Quandt et al. in IMA Fungus 5: 126, 2014. Otherwise I rather think that the fruitbodies you ilustrate are just immature ascomata of something.
Best regards Walter
This seems to be something like the fungus that I described once as Chaunopycnis alba, but this did not have closed fruitbodies with a distinct peridium as you illustrate here. Chaunopycniis has recently been merged with Tolypocladium by Quandt et al. in IMA Fungus 5: 126, 2014. Otherwise I rather think that the fruitbodies you ilustrate are just immature ascomata of something.
Best regards Walter
Peter Wilberforce,
20-02-2017 20:22
Re : Champignon imparfait sur écorce de branche morte de chêne (Quercus robur)
Hello Bernard,
Perhaps consider the basidio genus Stigmatolemma. I have collected something very like this on a few occasions.
Regards,
Peter W
Perhaps consider the basidio genus Stigmatolemma. I have collected something very like this on a few occasions.
Regards,
Peter W