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pulvinate hyphomycete on Taxus
Ibai Olariaga Ibarguren,
24-04-2020 16:35
Hi all,
I collected a curious anamorphic fungi on bark of a dead Taxus that it looks very characteristic. It forms olivaceous brown cushions of 3-4 mm. Conidia attach through a hyaline appendix to phialides. Both conidia and phyalides are spinulose.
I do not have good literature good at hand right now.
Can anyone provide a clue?
Many thanks in advance.
Best,
Ibai.
Angel Pintos,
24-04-2020 18:34
Re : pulvinate hyphomycete on Taxus
Lo mas parecido que encuentro es
Geniculosporium serpens Chesters & Greenh., Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 47(3): 400 (1964)
con la célula conidiógena simpodial, forma estos tipos de colonias en la madera muerta
un saludo
Geniculosporium serpens Chesters & Greenh., Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 47(3): 400 (1964)
con la célula conidiógena simpodial, forma estos tipos de colonias en la madera muerta
un saludo
Ibai Olariaga Ibarguren,
26-04-2020 11:14
Re : pulvinate hyphomycete on Taxus
Gracias Ángel,
el tipo de ramificación es similar, pero no encuentro especies con la superficie de las hifas rugosa. Seguiré buscando, muchas gracias.
Ibai.
Luc Bailly,
27-04-2020 22:36
Re : pulvinate hyphomycete on Taxus
Alors regardez un peu Conoplea?
Then, just look among Conoplea?
(Ellis, Dematiaceous hyphomycetes)
Hypho-Ellis-104-0001.jpg
Hypho-Ellis-105-0001.jpg
Ibai Olariaga Ibarguren,
27-04-2020 23:47
Re : pulvinate hyphomycete on Taxus
Dear Luc,
excellent, very much appreciated!
I have been looking the scans you sent, and also an earlier paper by Hugues (Canadian J. Bot, 1960), and I think it fits C. juniperi pretty well. Although it seems to be only known from N. America, Taxus and Juniperus are shared hosts for a number of species. It sounds a feasible option.
What it surprises me most it that Conoplea seems to be placed in the Sarcosomataceae (Pezizales).
Many thanks!
Ibai.