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Tryblis arnoldii? No, Durella atrocyanea
Philipp Eschmann,
24-03-2022 14:57
Hello everyoneI'm an amateur from Switzerland, this is my first post.
I found this fungus on a dead branche at about 900m altitude. The closest fit I could find is Tryblis arnoldii, but im not quite convinced yet. The size of the asci differs quite a bit from the values given in Cryptogamica Helvetica 23. Also the Substrate doesn't really fit. It looks like Fagus or at least deciduous wood to me.
Spores: 14.9 - 16.9 - 19.3 x 5.5 - 5.8 - 6.8. Q = 2.6 - 2.9 -3.4 n=14
Asci: ca. 90-100 x 13 IKI-
There are also Conidiomata present which look kinda similar in color. I wonder if it's the same fungus.
Any suggestions?
Best wishes
Philipp
Enrique Rubio,
24-03-2022 15:05
Re : Tryblis arnoldii?
Durella atrocyanea?
Piotr Perz,
24-03-2022 15:47
Re : Tryblis arnoldii?
Interesting red color of the substrate.
The Plasia anamorph should be cyano-colored and have different conidia.
This can be the another one, similar to D. atrocyanea species.
Dont remember the name, sorry.
D. aurantonigra?
The Plasia anamorph should be cyano-colored and have different conidia.
This can be the another one, similar to D. atrocyanea species.
Dont remember the name, sorry.
D. aurantonigra?
Philipp Eschmann,
24-03-2022 16:02
Re : Tryblis arnoldii?
Durella, of course... That was actually one of my first ideas after Patinellaria but somehow i got lost.
There is a Durella 'aurantionigra' in Zottos folders under Xylogramma where the conidia seem to fit better as in D. atrocyanea.
There is a Durella 'aurantionigra' in Zottos folders under Xylogramma where the conidia seem to fit better as in D. atrocyanea.
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-03-2022 17:02
Re : Tryblis arnoldii?
Hello Piotr!!!
Yes, D. atrocyanea, as long as we do not understand this species better. D. aurantionigra was an idea but I am not sure about its value.
The substrate is not Fagus, I suppose Acer.
Zotto
Philipp Eschmann,
24-03-2022 17:10
Re : Tryblis arnoldii? No, Durella atrocyanea
Many thanks to you all!
Piotr Perz,
24-03-2022 22:08
Re : Tryblis arnoldii? No, Durella atrocyanea
Hello Zotto,
Good to read you again :-)
I need to look into my fungarium, because as far I remember there was two pure cultures from Plasia stage, usefull for sequencing.
MfG,
P.
Good to read you again :-)
I need to look into my fungarium, because as far I remember there was two pure cultures from Plasia stage, usefull for sequencing.
MfG,
P.
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-03-2022 08:04
Re : Tryblis arnoldii? No, Durella atrocyanea
Hi Piotr!
indeed I remember this also.
I see, one was without Plasia: PP 20071028
Plasia was here: 20100213-003H with long 3-7-septate conidia
Zotto
Michel Hairaud,
25-03-2022 08:28
Re : Tryblis arnoldii? No, Durella atrocyanea
Hi Piotr !
I have no particular thing to add to your post but for the good surprise to see you again on this forum . I am sure you remember our meetings in France ...
I can notice that you obviously kept a tight attach with ascomycetes.
Please feel welcome !
AmitiésMichel
I have no particular thing to add to your post but for the good surprise to see you again on this forum . I am sure you remember our meetings in France ...
I can notice that you obviously kept a tight attach with ascomycetes.
Please feel welcome !
AmitiésMichel