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Josep Torres Josep Torres

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Dumontinia tuberosa?
Sacchi Ezio, 17-05-2023 08:53
Bonjour a tous.
A la mi-mars dans un parc municipal j'ai trouvé ces ascomycètes. Sur le site il y a une abondance de Ranunculus ficaria mais une absence absolue d'Anemonoides nemorosa
Question : est-ce toujours Dumontinia tuberosa ?
Merci pour votre réponse, bonne journée, ciao. Ezio
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Hans-Otto Baral, 17-05-2023 09:00
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Dumontinia tuberosa?
Not easy to say! The Anemone might have disappeared. Since the connection to the roots is usually not visible, you need to provide microscopy. The spores at oil immersion are required and the nuclei in them (not the LBs!) need to be seen (4 or 2). Also the ectal excipulum is helpful to distinguish the species on Ranunculus from that on Anemone.
Sacchi Ezio, 17-05-2023 09:09
Re : Dumontinia tuberosa?
Bonjour Hans-Otto,
La différenciation entre Dumontinia tuberosa et Sclerotinia ficariae est-elle toujours valable ?
Merci, bonne journée.
Ezio
Hans-Otto Baral, 17-05-2023 09:33
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Dumontinia tuberosa?
Yes of course. But S. ficariae is not the right name, that is, to the present knowledge, only a synonym of S. sclerotiorum as it has too small apothecia. You must search in different forums for "binucleata", which is a provisional name.
Sacchi Ezio, 17-05-2023 10:02
Re : Dumontinia tuberosa?
J'ai récemment lu cet article : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314966803_Morphological_and_Ultrastructural_Characteristics_of_Dumontinia_tuberosa_Bull_LM_Kohn_from_Ranunculus_ficaria_L?fbclid=IwAR3RujNjga9TSVqQ4b7bXmERuYwo-mInWBHWSdB2ze X ZGv3ezj0qLCSY4kE.
Où l'on parle de D. tuberosa parasite de R. ficariae : pour cela j'étais dubitatif...
Ciao, Ezio