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HI again
I'm looking for specific literature on Rosellinia glabra. Could you help me?
Petrini's World Monographie on Rosellinia has only a brief reference about this fungus.
Thanks in advance
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on page 67 of Rosellinia & Astrocystis (Xylariaceae): New Species and Generic Concepts
Bulletin, Vol. 49, No. 1 (1993), pp. 1-70
it says
R. romana Sacc. (Ruscus; spore shape and size etc. suggest Astrocystis but Petrini (1992) showed it to be a synonym of Rosellinia glabra (Fuckel) L. E. Petrini).
Rosellinia romana is listed here on page 316 - Annales mycologici. v. 10 1912.
http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.b3305629;view=1up;seq=352
there's a full description and a drawing of R. glabra in Petrini (2013, "Rosellinia – a world monograph", p. 78 f.). What do you mean by "brief reference"?
Best wishes,
Gernot
Thank you, John.
Hi Gernot, I think this is not a complete description of R. glabra by Petrini.