09-04-2016 18:40
Pavol PaloHello friends,I would need some literature or pers
09-04-2016 17:15
Adam PolhorskýHello,this fungus (0,9-1,2mm) was found abundantly
09-04-2016 21:23
Blasco Rafael
Hola,este hongo estaba sobre una rama de Phragmite
09-04-2016 20:30
Thorben HülsewigHi there,i found theses spores in a sample of Meni
08-04-2016 21:37
Joop van der Lee
Found on deer dung, the species has two different
08-04-2016 17:48
Blasco Rafael
Hola, no se si por las esporas alguien puede conoc
Hi to all
This fungus grew on a culture of fox dung with many rests of animal hairs, and forms small, gregarious, superficial, roundish, yellowish at first, later orange and finally brownish cleistothecioid, smooth, ascomata, growing under a very copious white hypal mat.
The asci are small, roundish to ovoid, and the ascospores are smooth, yellowish, roundish or very broadly ellipsoid, 4.5-5.2 x 3.8-5.2 microns. Cleistothecial walls built by a yellowish textura angularis.
I feel this fungus belongs to Onygenales and it could be near to Aphanoascus fulvescens, a keratinophilic fungus, but J. Guarro suggest me another possibility: Xanthothecium peruvianum. So I'd like to know your opinion
Many thanks in advance
Les spores de A. fulvescens ne sont elles pas normalement réticulées, ornées ?
Désole de ne pouvoir t'aider davantage.
Michel.
Bonsoir Michel
Les espores de fulvescens sont, selon la litterature, lisses, piquetées ou encore reticulées!
Surprenant!
Merci, Michel