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Mick PeerdemanHi all,One of my earliest microscopy attempts, so
Lasiosphaeria-Hilberina
Joaquin Martin,
13-05-2018 18:55
I found this "Lasiosphaeria" on branch of quercus robur.
I think it could be H.munkii, someone can help me.
Thanks for all of you.
Best regards.
Bernard Declercq,
13-05-2018 20:18
Re : Lasiosphaeria-Hilberina
HI Joaquin,
Hilberina, for sure. But do you have information about the hairs?
Bernard
Hilberina, for sure. But do you have information about the hairs?
Bernard
Joaquin Martin,
15-05-2018 15:43
Re : Lasiosphaeria-Hilberina
Hi,
the ascomata has few and short hairs,I hope this is enough
Thanks.
Bernard Declercq,
15-05-2018 17:08
Re : Lasiosphaeria-Hilberina
Hi Joaquin,
This is a Hilberina species known to me, collected once in Belgium, and resembling the american species Hilberina munkii.
Bernard
This is a Hilberina species known to me, collected once in Belgium, and resembling the american species Hilberina munkii.
Bernard