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Find of Stamnaria americana at Pfäffikon, CH
Erwin Gruber, 04-01-2018 11:39
Dear colleages, i have been absent again for a while here. Having found a small population of Equisetum hyemale hosting Stamnaria americana in Pfäffikon, CH, i am back to report this finding. 
Although Stamnaria americana is known from some places in northern Switzerland it shall be a rather rare ascomycete here, and this site might still be unknown. I could not find a Swiss website to report it, thus decided to report here.
Position: 47.196568, 8.768407 and 47.197588, 8.772588 in two places at Staldenbach, Pfäffikon.
At two rather small patches of the host plant, maybe someone here could prove if the occurrence is known. I will add a link to further images at flickr later on.
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Hans-Otto Baral, 05-01-2018 18:45
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Find of Stamnaria americana at Pfäffikon, CH
Hallo Erwin

I would be pleased to see the micros, especially the spore size and inamyloidity of the asci.

Zotto