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Bionectriaceae on Urtica dioica stems
Enrique Rubio,
01-06-2016 20:29
Could this fungus be an Ijuhya species that I have not found in fresh keys of the genus?It grew on Urtica dioica old stems and it has striate ascospores. Sorry but I like so much my fingers for to try to cut it!
Thanks again
Christian Lechat,
02-06-2016 07:26
Re : Bionectriaceae on Urtica dioica stems
Hi Enrique,
it could be Ijuhya, could you check if the hairs are from the base of ascomata or from the cells of ascomatal wall at upper margin?
Regards,
Christian
it could be Ijuhya, could you check if the hairs are from the base of ascomata or from the cells of ascomatal wall at upper margin?
Regards,
Christian