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Identification specie with brown phragmospores
Yannick Mourgues,
31-01-2014 13:13
Found on Rosa.Ostiole fendu.
Spores with 6-7 septa, warty. Dimensions : 33,8-37,7 x 13,9-15,4 um
Asci bitunicate.
Any idea ?
Yannick Mourgues,
01-02-2014 16:45
Re : Identification specie with brown phragmospores
J'oubliais : spores avec enveloppe gelatineuse.
Deux photos dans l'encre de Chine : spores matures et immatures.
Toujours aucune idée ?
Deux photos dans l'encre de Chine : spores matures et immatures.
Toujours aucune idée ?
Björn Wergen,
01-02-2014 17:42
Re : Identification specie with brown phragmospores
Hi Yannick,
now I am first with the answer: did you try Montagnula or Massariosphaeria? I had a similar species on Rubus fructicosus with smaller spores, which is also still indeterminable. I think your species looks more like a Montagnula, but I did not see this one before...
regards,
björn
now I am first with the answer: did you try Montagnula or Massariosphaeria? I had a similar species on Rubus fructicosus with smaller spores, which is also still indeterminable. I think your species looks more like a Montagnula, but I did not see this one before...
regards,
björn
Yannick Mourgues,
01-02-2014 17:48
Re : Identification specie with brown phragmospores
Hi Björn !
Yes, I have search in Montagnula and Massariosphaeria but found nothing.
A Strange specie...
Y
Yes, I have search in Montagnula and Massariosphaeria but found nothing.
A Strange specie...
Y