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nectrialike asco on remnants of pyrenomycetes
Aafke Buijs, 15-11-2021 22:02
Hello,

Last week I found on hardwood small, dull orange, nectrialike fruitbodies on the remnants of old pyrenomycetes. Containing eight-spored asci with long, small, 7-11 septated, hyaline spores, tapering at both ends and measuring 45 - 50 micrometer average. Asci dextrinoid, ascustop shows no reaction in Melzer's, as far as I can see.
Could someone give me a hint what kind of species this can be, as I can't find a match in the ascomycetes key of the Dutch mycological society.

Greetings, Aafke

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Peter Püwert, 15-11-2021 23:13
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Re : nectrialike asco on remnants of pyrenomycetes
Hi, looks like the teleomorph of Tubeufia cerea.

Regards Peter.
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Aafke Buijs, 16-11-2021 23:04
Re : nectrialike asco on remnants of pyrenomycetes
Hi Peter,

Sorry for the late reaction !
Thank you for your reaction en de nice photograph.
This looks indeed like Tubeufia cerea.

Greetz, Aafke