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Anamorphe (?) sur tige d'Angelica sylvestris
Bernard CLESSE, 27-03-2017 21:13
Bernard CLESSEÀ nouveau rien au niveau microscopie pour ce qui me fait penser à un anamorphe sur tige d'angélique sauvage.

Quand même une idée ?

Bernard
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Hans-Otto Baral, 27-03-2017 22:25
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Anamorphe (?) sur tige d'Angelica sylvestris
young Heterosphaeria?
Gernot Friebes, 27-03-2017 22:45
Re : Anamorphe (?) sur tige d'Angelica sylvestris
I fear you need to provide more information than that. What's the size of these things? Are they soft or rather tough? How do they look in section? What does the black crust look like under the microscope? My initial thought was that they might be sclerotia but I certainly could be wrong...

Best wishes,
Gernot
Bernard CLESSE, 28-03-2017 08:16
Bernard CLESSE
Re : Anamorphe (?) sur tige d'Angelica sylvestris
Hi Zotto and Gernot,

Thank you for your remarks or ideas.

I'll give more informations and I'll do a section this evening but the size is around 2 mm and this thing is soft, completely white inside.

See you soon,

Bernard