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Phaeostilbella?
DirkW,
13-04-2020 23:10
dear friends, can anybody help with this anamorphe? looks like Phaeostilbella atra. conidiophore black, thin, sometimes branched, ca. 1mm, apically swollen a bit cup-like. with dark fusoid spores (15 x 4-4,5), with two little oil-drops. i'm a bit confused, because p. atra is described on grasses. my substrate is a barked quercus-twig with chlorociboria aeruginascens!who can help?
all best
dirk
Gernot Friebes,
16-04-2020 08:13
Re : Phaeostilbella?
Hi, Dirk,
could it not be that those are asco- rather than conidiospores? I do think I can recognize asci on your photos but it's not clear enough for me to be sure. In that case I would look into Mycocaliciaceae, maybe Phaeocalicium, although I'm not well versed in this goup.
Best wishes,
Gernot
could it not be that those are asco- rather than conidiospores? I do think I can recognize asci on your photos but it's not clear enough for me to be sure. In that case I would look into Mycocaliciaceae, maybe Phaeocalicium, although I'm not well versed in this goup.
Best wishes,
Gernot