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ITS sequences from the following two collections B
Good evening!
There is one more finding, from dead wood of Tilia cordata.
Spores 21-36*2,5-3,6 um, guttulate, from 0-septate to 3-5-septate
Asci IKI blue
Other microstructures are shown on photos.
What is your opinion concerning this specimen?
With best wishes,
Irina
Zotto
Thank you, Zotto!
That's presumably one more new discomycete for my country
Irina
I think to have collected the same ascomycete the last Friday on a scale of cone of Pinus pinaster.
Erio
NB The microphoto of the hair is small-scale.
Looks like very similar, except spore guttules (they are larger than in my specimen)
With best regards,
Irina
a more detailed microphoto is attached. The septa are more visible in Melzer.
Erio
As is stated in Otto Baral's paper on vital taxonomy (1992), spores quickly die in Melzer reagent and therefore septae or structures which look like septae are visible.
Sincerely,
Irina