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Black cushions on a poplar twig
Karl Keck,
04-02-2014 15:24
Hello everybody, These black cushions I've found in a riparian forest on a poplar twig.
They break out of the bark.
The spores are round-oval. With a diameter of 9-11 x 8 to 9.5 microns.
I'm stuck with a determination. Can anyone help?
Thanks and regards,
Karl
Martin Bemmann,
04-02-2014 19:30
Re : Black cushions on a poplar twig
Hi Karl,
those conidia are very globose... but maybe it is Dothichiza populea (I send you Butin's paper) which is currently Chondroplea populea (Sacc. & Briard) Kleb.
See also here: http://w3.pierroton.inra.fr/IEFC/bdd/patho/patho_affiche.php?langue=en&id_fiche=47
Grüße
Martin
Edit: and here is Sutton's plate under Discosporium_populeum
those conidia are very globose... but maybe it is Dothichiza populea (I send you Butin's paper) which is currently Chondroplea populea (Sacc. & Briard) Kleb.
See also here: http://w3.pierroton.inra.fr/IEFC/bdd/patho/patho_affiche.php?langue=en&id_fiche=47
Grüße
Martin
Edit: and here is Sutton's plate under Discosporium_populeum
Karl Keck,
04-02-2014 21:21
Re : Black cushions on a poplar twig
Hello Martin,
thanks for your answer, the determination of this anamorph fungus, the link and Sutton's plate.
R. sent a private mail with the same information (thanks R.!).
Regards,
Karl
thanks for your answer, the determination of this anamorph fungus, the link and Sutton's plate.
R. sent a private mail with the same information (thanks R.!).
Regards,
Karl