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Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Thorben Hülsewig,
07-07-2018 11:49
yesterday i found in a dried creek this anamorph fungus on a Carpinus betulus or Fagus sylvatica branch. I think the fungus have two different conidia one of them is produces at the hyphae and the other one are possible free.
Any idea what this could be ?
best regards,
Thorben
Christian Lechat,
07-07-2018 20:45
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Hi Thorben,
it is fusarium-like.
Regards,
Christian
it is fusarium-like.
Regards,
Christian
Thorben Hülsewig,
08-07-2018 13:06
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Hi Christian,
thank you :)
best regards,
Thorben
thank you :)
best regards,
Thorben
Angel Pintos,
08-07-2018 19:55
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Image 3 seems to be a synnemata ?, there is Fusarium spp. that produce synnemata?
regards
Angel
regards
Angel
Christian Lechat,
09-07-2018 16:10
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Hi to all,
they are not synemata but sterile hyphae, as all fusarium-like.
Cheers,
Christian
they are not synemata but sterile hyphae, as all fusarium-like.
Cheers,
Christian
Angel Pintos,
09-07-2018 16:15
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
gracias por tu aclaracion
un saludo
Angel
un saludo
Angel
Thorben Hülsewig,
17-07-2018 15:23
Re : Anamorph fungus with 2 different conidia
Hi there,
i had put the anamorph in a dump chamber and this is the result.
Maybe a Phaeoisaria sp. ?
best regards,
Thorben
i had put the anamorph in a dump chamber and this is the result.
Maybe a Phaeoisaria sp. ?
best regards,
Thorben
