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Sordariomycete
Garcia Susana, 23-02-2016 23:27
Hola,

I found these perithecia in Elm wood.
They have diameter 400um size and a variable neck, up to 1400um in length.
The Asci are octosporadas with visible apical apparatus in water, IKI -
Spores are colored and I don't see having germinative slit. It seems that they have apical germination pore.
I can't identify it, perhaps next to Anthostoma?

Saludos,
Susana
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Gernot Friebes, 23-02-2016 23:34
Re : Sordariomycete
Hi Susana,

I would suggest Xylomelasma sordida, see here: http://www.mycologia.org/content/98/1/68.full. />

Best wishes,
Gernot
Garcia Susana, 24-02-2016 00:02
Re : Sordariomycete
Gracias Gernot,

Encaja perfectamente.

Saludos.
Garcia Susana, 24-02-2016 00:09
Re : Sordariomycete
Gracias Enrique,

Igualita.
Saludos
Alain GARDIENNET, 25-02-2016 01:09
Alain GARDIENNET
Re : Sordariomycete

Yes, it's right. Gernot, I remember well you had found it on a polyporous fungus.


When we have seen it one time, we can't forget it.


Nice finding Susanna !


Alain