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Stromatic Pyreno
Stefan Blaser, 22-03-2019 16:28
Hello everybody,

I'm really at a loss with this one:

Stroma similar to Eutypa with cruciate Ostioles, but I keep finding hyaline spores with mostly 5 transversal and 1 (incomplete) longitudinal septum ?!?

Habitat: Deciduous wood, probably Fraxinus

Any ideas would be welcome!

Thanks and best wishes,

Stefan
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Peter Wilberforce, 23-03-2019 18:14
Re : Stromatic Pyreno

Hello Stefan,


A possible genus might be Dothiora. Are the spores hyaline or cloured?


All the best,


Peter

Stefan Blaser, 24-03-2019 06:53
Re : Stromatic Pyreno
Thanks Peter!

Spores are not obviously coloured, but might not be fully mature.

What I find about Dothiora is quite different from what I found.

Dothiora has well delimited, pulvinate stromata and no Perithecia (simple locules within the stroma).

Stefan