
08-09-2021 18:25
De esta mañana en un campeo a la orilla de un rio

07-09-2021 20:35

MollisiaHello,please, how would you determine this

07-09-2021 02:17
Ismael WindI know its not an asco but maybe someone knows. Of

04-09-2021 21:31

... today on lying log of Fagus east of Spiegelau.

05-09-2021 21:40

Spegazzinia spp. spores (Hyphomycetes) from an ind
Synaptospora?
Enrique Rubio,
09-09-2021 18:34
These small, blackish, somewhat setose, pyriform perithecia 0.3-0.4 mm high, grew more or less superficially on thiny Clematis vitalba stems, 0.5-0.7 mm in diameter, lying on the ground. The asci appear to have an inconspicuous, refractive, yodonegative apical apparatus and contain eight partially and obliquely fused ascosspores almost always in pairs. One end porate and they often form an eccentric transverse septum.I think it could be a Synaptospora species but I can't find any species of this genus that fits well to the characters of this one.
Many thanks in advance
Andrew N. Miller,
09-09-2021 19:27

Re : Synaptospora?
Hola Enrique,
I have been trying to sequence this genus. Can you send me the specimen for DNA analysis?
Muchas gracias,
Andy
I have been trying to sequence this genus. Can you send me the specimen for DNA analysis?
Muchas gracias,
Andy
Enrique Rubio,
09-09-2021 20:00
Re : Synaptospora?
Hi Andy
It would be necessary to be able to get more material because there were only a few ascomata and I had to use most of them in my study.
It would be necessary to be able to get more material because there were only a few ascomata and I had to use most of them in my study.