28-04-2022 15:37
Lothar Krieglsteiner
This one I found on dead wood of likely Acacia sou
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imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
28-04-2022 15:37
This one I found on dead wood of likely Acacia south of Monchique (Portugal, Algarve) on 21.2.22. The preparation was made in Phloxine solution (the red stain). What can be done to get more knowledge? Does perhaps somebody have a hint?Yours, Lothar
Thomas Læssøe,
28-04-2022 16:15
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Tubeufia anamorph/asexual state?
cheers
cheers
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
28-04-2022 16:34
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Hello Thomas,
thanks for your proposal. This is possible, but I think it is (likely) not the anamorph of the very common T. cerea (should be yellowish).
Yours, Lothar
thanks for your proposal. This is possible, but I think it is (likely) not the anamorph of the very common T. cerea (should be yellowish).
Yours, Lothar
Chris Yeates,
28-04-2022 21:49
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Hallo Lothar
was this on the underside of wood in a seasonally wet area? It looks like a typical aero-aquatic micro-habitat.
Do you have Amy Rossman's 1987 paper on the Tubeufiaceae?
LG, Chris
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
29-04-2022 08:51
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Hello Chris,
thank you very much for your response. Your question about the ecology is quite difficult to answer. First: the collection was one of maybe a dozen I took at this excursion. When we were there nearly everything was dried out despite of only a small rivulet, although it was winter and usually there is more moisture. Maybe the piece of wood was near the rivulet (and it looks wet in deed) and sometimes inundated, and so you would be right.
I have the Rossman paper 1987 but this contains few about anamorphs (?). A bit more (but not a lot also) I find in the paper of Boonmee, Rossman and others (2014).
Yours, Lothar
thank you very much for your response. Your question about the ecology is quite difficult to answer. First: the collection was one of maybe a dozen I took at this excursion. When we were there nearly everything was dried out despite of only a small rivulet, although it was winter and usually there is more moisture. Maybe the piece of wood was near the rivulet (and it looks wet in deed) and sometimes inundated, and so you would be right.
I have the Rossman paper 1987 but this contains few about anamorphs (?). A bit more (but not a lot also) I find in the paper of Boonmee, Rossman and others (2014).
Yours, Lothar
Chris Yeates,
29-04-2022 19:24
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Have you looked at: Goos RD (1987) Fungi with a twist: the helicosporous hyphomycetes. Mycologia 79:1–22 ?
Chris
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
29-04-2022 20:01
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Hello Chris,
thanks for this hint - but unfortunately I am not able to download it, there seems to be no free source.
Perhaps somebody can help?
Yours, Lothar
thanks for this hint - but unfortunately I am not able to download it, there seems to be no free source.
Perhaps somebody can help?
Yours, Lothar
Chris Yeates,
29-04-2022 22:04
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
Check your mailbox in an hour . . .
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
30-04-2022 05:46
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
thank you very much, Chris! I will have a look at my sample with this.
Yours, Lothar
Yours, Lothar
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
30-04-2022 05:46
Re : imperfect fungus with curled structures (conidia) from Portugal
thank you very much, Chris! I will have a look at my sample with this.
Yours, Lothar
Yours, Lothar
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
04-05-2022 09:39
likely Helicosporium from Portugal
Hello Chris
I just tried the key - and with all unsecurities to chose I come best to the genus Helicosporium. I then downloaded the paper "Helicosporous hyphomycetes from China" where is a key and characterization of a lot of species of this genus. But I fear - I have to take another closer look at my specimen and will have to see if this can be successful ...
Thanks for your help again and best regards
Lothar
I just tried the key - and with all unsecurities to chose I come best to the genus Helicosporium. I then downloaded the paper "Helicosporous hyphomycetes from China" where is a key and characterization of a lot of species of this genus. But I fear - I have to take another closer look at my specimen and will have to see if this can be successful ...
Thanks for your help again and best regards
Lothar