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Hi to all. Here is a specie that can may be relat
Growing on whale ambergris
Chris Johnson,
23-01-2019 09:54
Good morning
This was 'generously' given to me by someone working on beached cetaceans. It was growing on ambergris, removed from a Cuvier's beaked whale' skeleton. It had quite a carpet of white mould when I received it. I know longer have it, by the way, as it stank!
Conidia: 5.3-8.9 x 3.6-5.6 µm
The final image in Cotton Blue is basal hyphae.
I'm not expecting too much from this but though I would ask forum members as it's a bit unusual.
Regards,
Chris
Joey JTan,
23-01-2019 23:35
Re : Growing on whale ambergris
Maybe a Scopulariopsis sp. - do you see annelations at the apex of the conidiogenous cells?
Chris Johnson,
24-01-2019 08:48
Re : Growing on whale ambergris
I didn't see any annelations, but could have missed them. Thank you for the suggestion.
Chris