
23-01-2014 16:41
Gina RackleyThe fruiting bodies are dark grey and round disc

20-01-2014 22:20

Found on dung from calfs of Scottisch highlanders

23-01-2014 21:08
Hi to all,I found this Pyrenomycete in cow dung. I

22-01-2014 14:38

Hello everybody,I found this Diaporthe last week,

22-01-2014 19:47
Hi again I'd like to know your opinion about thes

22-01-2014 19:41
Hello to all!Someone would have literature on gend
The fruiting bodies are dark grey and round disc shapes. They grow on the surface of the barkless wood. There is a distinct edge, but no hairs on the outside edge. They are less than 0.5mm across. The spores are dark in colour with one septum and 2 droplets on either side of the septum. One side of the spore is slightly smaller than the other. The spores average 16.22 x 4.91 microns. The paraphyses are longer than the asci and translucent with a brown tip, they are segmented. The asci are about 42 microns long, 8 spored.
I have no idea what they are and would appreciate any ideas.

I think it is a Dactylospora.
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Sorry it has taken so long to get back on this. The lugol's turn the tip of the asci blue. Gina.