Maybe a Didymella?

Best wishes,
Gernot

Probably yes, thanks
I have this paper with key
Michael Corlett (1981) A taxonomic survey of some species of Didymella and Didymella-like species. Can. J . Bot. 59: 2016-2042.

Most look like to Didymella proximella, but it grows on Poaceae and Carex.

Draga Dragisa,

would you be so kind and send me this paper? I am interested in it.

Puno pozdrava i hvala lijepa!

Lotar

The word "draga" in the Serbian language is used for women. For men we says "dragi". Google translate is excellent, but not perfect. I use it every day.

Hi Dragisa,

i must admit - I thought you were a woman. Most first names in Germany - and as far I know also in Croatia, where I was for some occasions, that end with an -a, are female names. So, sorry!

Best regards from Lothar

It is not a problem. Yesterday I wrote a quick response to Enrique Rubio and instead of "guy" I wrote "gay". That is the problem.

Dragi Dragisa,

"gay" does not only mean homosexual. It is a quite normal adjective that can be translated with "happy" or "cheerful". Homosexual is only a secondary meaning - but ... nowadays it has become the main meaning. I admit. Do you know the Australian song of the Coocabourra? (a bird related to the kingfisher). In the refrain there is the text "gay your life must be". The bird´species still exists, so most of its representatives should be heterosexual :-)

So - best wishes from Lothar

 

Hello all,
I'd be interested in this paper also.
mycoluc@gmail.com
Thanks in advance - LUC.