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Gnomoniopsis? => probably G. comari s.l.
Riet van Oosten,
02-12-2019 19:12
Hello,Found by Laurens van der Linde, nov. 2019, The Netherlands, on stems of Alchemilla spec. (family Rosaceae).
In the material I got, I only found 2 perithecia with rather long necks (teleomorph), almost all the black spots I tried where anamorph.
In the end I tried some little black spots ....... luckily the teleomorph (with short necks).
- asci with 8 ascospores
- perithecial necks central
- ascospores lacking appendages
- ascospores 1-septate, submedian
- perithecia about 375 µm
- asci: 28-6-37.6 x 4.3-5.7 µm
- ascospores: 8.6-10.0 x 2.9-2.9 µm
Greeting,
Riet
Alain GARDIENNET,
02-12-2019 20:45
Re : Gnomoniopsis?
Hi Riet,
Yes, you're right. Probably G. comari s.l. (cf Monod). You can check in Systematics of genus Gnomoniopsis / Walker & al. (Mycologia, 2010). They established that Gnomoniopsis are generally host specific. Especially several species occur on Rosaceae. But no one on Alchemilla has been sequenced. So ...
Best wishes,
Alain
Riet van Oosten,
02-12-2019 21:24
Re : Gnomoniopsis?
Thank you very much Alain!
I'm glad with all this information!
Best wishes,
Riet
I'm glad with all this information!
Best wishes,
Riet