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27-11-2017 14:04

Eduard Osieck

This Hilberina-like pyrenomycete was found on a de

26-11-2017 15:01

Eduard Osieck

Would anyone be able to confirm that this anamorph

29-11-2017 21:56

Alan Smith

The attached photographs are dead, dry leaves of I

27-11-2017 21:14

Thorben Hülsewig

Hi there,today i found this fungus on a dead Porce

29-11-2017 06:45

Ethan Crenson

In New York City on a branch of hardwood.  Growin

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Stephen Martin Mifsud Stephen Martin Mifsud

I found a cluster of tiny ascocarps between 0.3-0.

27-11-2017 23:30

Nick Aplin

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Stephen Martin Mifsud Stephen Martin Mifsud

I have found this Penicillium (like?) species on

28-11-2017 10:16

Stephen Martin Mifsud Stephen Martin Mifsud

Hi, I collected some specimens of Xerocomus which

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Thorben Hülsewig

Hi there,today i found this asco on perhaps Myosot

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Hilberina subcaudata?
Eduard Osieck, 27-11-2017 14:04
This Hilberina-like pyrenomycete was found on a decorticated hard branch of Ulmus.

Using Declerq's Hilberina key (published in Sterbeeckia 2013) it could be Hilberina subcaudata (a species only known from Belgium). Spore length (41-49,5 um; 3-septate spores) varies more than the two specimens examined by Declerq (44-48,5 um). (This species is not coverd by Miller et al. 2014.)


However, on one of the shown images (#307; 2nd) the ostiole looks somewhat sulcate, although not as prominent as shown in the drawing of a similar species, H. moseri in Hilber (1983). [This feature is not mentioned by Miller et al. 2014 who have examined the type material.] Moreover my find lacks the strongly tuberculate outer wall of H. moseri. Spore width (4,5-5,5 um) is somewhat less than given for H. subcaudata (5-6 um) but wider than in L. moseri (4-4,5 um).


Any comments on the identification of this collection would be appreciated.


Eduard

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Andrew N. Miller, 27-11-2017 16:12
Andrew N. Miller
Re : Hilberina subcaudata?
Dear Eduard,

As I have recently done for others, I am happy to sequence your specimen if you could send me 15-20 ascomata in good condition.  I have built an excellent DNA database of taxa in the Helminthosphaeriaceae.

Cheers,
Andy
Eduard Osieck, 29-11-2017 22:14
Re : Hilberina subcaudata?
Dear Andy,

Thank you very much for your offer to sequence the collection. Unfortunately the number of ascomata present is not more than a few. Moreover, they are scattered over a heavy piece of (hardly rotten) wood. I will revisit the collection site soon, hopefully it is possible to collect more material. I will keep you informed by email.

Cheers, EDuard
Andrew N. Miller, 29-11-2017 23:09
Andrew N. Miller
Re : Hilberina subcaudata?
Thank you, Eduard!  The Helminthosphaeriaceae usually grow very sparse and are quite diffiecult to find, but always a nice treat when they are discovered!

Cheers,
Andy