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Hypocreaceae ?
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Yellow asco on rabbit dung
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Helotiale on Fagus
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ascobolus?
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Anamorph of Thelebolus stercoreus?
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Found on deer dung. At first I had the impression

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Unknown small operculate asco
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Unknown small operculate asco
Carmel Sammut

Found this specimen on decaying wood in an open ar

02-02-2014 11:15

On Vaccinium myrtillus
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Trematosphaeria (?) on ericaceous host
Enrique Rubio, 08-08-2014 19:33
Enrique Rubio

Hi again


I need again your help with these small (uo to 0.7 mm), gregarious, blackish, conical, conspicually papillate, allways superficial pseudothecia with trabeculate hamathecium, 4-spored clavate asci with 3-septate hyaline and smooth ascospores, later brownish, verrucose, many times with end-cells paler. No gel-sheath, no appendages at all.


The fungus grew on decorticated twigs of an ericaceous, lignified, host at 1800 m of altitude.


In 2005 keys on this genus (Tanaka, Harada & Barr) I don'find a species that matches with my collection.


Have you some idea?

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Ying Ying Zhang, 09-08-2014 13:09
Re : Trematosphaeria (?) on ericaceous host
Hey Enrigue,
This fungus is really interesting. -I suppose it is not from freshwater.  The shape of asci and the pseudoparaphyses do not fit Trematosphaeria. So...Please is it possible to send it to me for sequencing? I suppose it may be something new.

Thanks

Enrique Rubio, 10-08-2014 13:46
Enrique Rubio
Re : Trematosphaeria (?) on ericaceous host

Hi Ying


Yes. It's not from freshwater. Sorry but I have sent it to an spanish colleague


Regards