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Phomatospora on Tamus

Enrique Rubio, 20-05-2018 13:21

Hi to everybodyI'd like to know your opinion on this Phomatospora species growing on Tamus communis hanging stems, at the sea level. The perithecia are 100-250 microns in diam.,inmersed under the peridermis of the host. Their walls are built by a somewhat textura epidermoide than angularis and the ascospores are finelly longitudinally striate. No sheaths, no caps.
Many thanks in advance
Enrique

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