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Sclerotinia ou ??
jean claude chasle

Bonsoir,Ceci est ma première demande sur le forum

19-07-2019 12:34

Lachnum? Psilachnum?
Filip Filip Fuljer Filip Filip Fuljer

Hi everyone,i found 2 days ago some species on old

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Literature
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Hello, anybody has this article?Morelet M. 1992. O

20-05-2019 07:38

Literature search
Ron Bronckers

Hi everybody,Can anybody provide me with a copy of

17-07-2019 18:10

Mollisia with red ascustop IKI
Jac Gelderblom

Hello On culms of Typha I found a small mollisia

17-07-2019 21:35

Documentation request
Joop van der Lee

I am looking for the following documentation.Richa

10-07-2019 17:53

Eutypella sorbi ?
Andgelo Mombert

Bonjour, Fructifications érumpantes atteignant 4

17-07-2019 15:12

Belonopsis myrtillina - original description. A request
Thomas Læssøe

Has anyone Remler or the part that contains Belono

14-07-2019 10:38

Asco curieux Guyane
Markus Wilhelm

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14-07-2019 19:14

D. Lutz
Rubén Martínez-Gil Rubén Martínez-Gil

Boudier in 1917 describes Lamprospora lutziana and

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Pyrenomycete on Cordyline, California
Christian Schwarz, 14-03-2019 18:27
Christian SchwarzFound on leaves of planted (non-native) Cordyline in California, USA.
No reactions of asci in Melzer's.
Most spores seemingly with 5 septae (6 segments), often appeared to have constriction between middle segments.
Ascus apical apparatus seemingly truncate-tipped?

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Nick Aplin, 15-03-2019 00:48
Re : Pyrenomycete on Cordyline, California
Hi Christian,

My only idea is to compare it to Oletheriostrigula papulosa.

Best regards,
Nick



Christian Schwarz, 15-03-2019 20:30
Christian Schwarz
Re : Pyrenomycete on Cordyline, California
Sincere thanks for the lead, Nick!