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Conidiomata on Magnolia leaves
Enrique Rubio, 19-11-2019 20:05
Enrique RubioDear all
I would very much appreciate any suggestion about this fungus growing on fallen dead leaves of Magnolia grandiflora at the sea level.
The conidiomata (acervular?) are 0.2-0.5 mm in diameter,  are opened by means of a lid as in some genera of Helotiales (Hysterostegiella), and they are surrounded by a crown of dark brown setae up to 300 microns long. The conidia seem to be holoblastic, hyaline and sickle-shaped.
Many thanks for help me again
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Hans-Otto Baral, 19-11-2019 20:20
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Re : Conidiomata on Magnolia leaves
Looks like a Trochila by macroscopy! But possibly not related.