
18-01-2019 22:14

Dear all, This nectriaceous species was growing e

18-01-2019 18:17

... near Spraitbach (Baden-Wuerttemberg n. Schwäb

18-01-2019 09:44

Bonjour à toutes et tous,J'ai trouvé récemment,

17-01-2019 20:13
Ethan CrensonHello all, Found in Bronx, New York City last wee

17-01-2019 16:10
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,Does anyone have a species descript

16-01-2019 23:11

Good night friendsDo you know if is there cited Ps

15-01-2019 17:32
Ethan CrensonHello, In the Bronx, New York City last Saturday

14-01-2019 15:56
This was growing on a subiculum (see photo).Spores

08-01-2019 20:46
This was growing on Fagus, here in Norway.Asci 70-
Yellow Nectria (aff. pallidula?)
Edvin Johannesen,
18-01-2019 22:14

Dear all,
This nectriaceous species was growing erumpent on twigs of old, but living plum tree (Prunus). Ascospores measure ca. 13 x 4-6 microns, and become warted and 1-septate at maturity. Is this sufficient for identification or does it need further studies?
Christian Lechat,
19-01-2019 06:20

Re : Yellow Nectria (aff. pallidula?)
Hi Edvin,
maybe your fungus is Bionectria. Vertical section through ascomatal wall could be very useful as well as the reaction in KOH and lactic acid. Please, check if there is an asexual state on the substrate or around the stromata, which should be clonostachys-like.
All the best,
Christian
Edvin Johannesen,
19-01-2019 11:36

Re : Yellow Nectria (aff. pallidula?)
Thanks, Christian. Do you mean cotton blue or plain lactic acid (which I do not have)? What to look for? Do you have a good article on Bionectria? I have limited access to literature on the internet.
Best regards,
Edvin
Edvin Johannesen,
19-01-2019 13:47
Edvin Johannesen,
19-01-2019 13:49
Christian Lechat,
19-01-2019 15:35

Re : Yellow Nectria (aff. pallidula?)
you should take a look at Schroers 2001 A Mponograph of Bionectria Studies in Mycology 46.
Regards,
Christian
Edvin Johannesen,
19-01-2019 15:38

Re : Yellow Nectria (aff. pallidula?)
Thanks, again. I will see if I have access. I am thinking now maybe B. ochroleuca, but need to check further.
Regards,
Edvin