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Cercophora scortea from dung - please help find!
Andrew N. Miller,
09-05-2018 16:57
I am in search of fresh Cercophora scortea from dung in which I can culture. We have already sequenced the entire genome of this species from USA, where it occurs on wood. However, I would like to compare a European specimen, where I believe it occurs on dung. Any help would be greatly appreciated.https://genome.jgi.doe.gov/Cersc1/Cersc1.home.html
Cheers,
Andy
Michel Delpont,
09-05-2018 17:45
Re : Cercophora scortea from dung - please help find!
Hello Andy!
I do not have any right now but if ever I find I send them to you !!
Michel.
I do not have any right now but if ever I find I send them to you !!
Michel.
Andrew N. Miller,
09-05-2018 17:49
Re : Cercophora scortea from dung - please help find!
Merci Michel!
Andy
Andy
Jacques Fournier,
09-05-2018 19:14
Re : Cercophora scortea from dung - please help find!
Hi Andy,
to me C. scortea is a rare species that I collected only twice, both on wood in aquatic environments.
You should have received JF 06300 collected in 2006 on a partly submerged stump of Alnus. The other collection was made in 2009 on a Salix branch having obviously stayed in water for long, in a dried out ditch in an Abies forest.
If I ever come across it again I wll tell you.
Good luck,
Jacques
to me C. scortea is a rare species that I collected only twice, both on wood in aquatic environments.
You should have received JF 06300 collected in 2006 on a partly submerged stump of Alnus. The other collection was made in 2009 on a Salix branch having obviously stayed in water for long, in a dried out ditch in an Abies forest.
If I ever come across it again I wll tell you.
Good luck,
Jacques
Andrew N. Miller,
09-05-2018 20:22
Re : Cercophora scortea from dung - please help find!
Merci, Jacques! Lundqvist only reports it from dung so I was hoping to receive a fresh specimen from this substrate.
Cheers,
Andy
Cheers,
Andy