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Ascomycota on wood?
Mirek Gryc,
04-12-2019 13:01
I inform you in advance that this is a group of species completely unknown to me.
Out of curiosity, I took a sample and took a few photos.
I don't even know if the species can be identified from these few photos. In this group of mushrooms I don't know what to look for when microscoping.
Thanks in advance for the hints.
Mirek
Alain GARDIENNET,
04-12-2019 13:48
Re : Ascomycota on wood?
Gibberella sp.
Mirek Gryc,
04-12-2019 17:29
Re : Ascomycota on wood?
Hi Alain
Thank you for the hint!
I read a little about these mushrooms and come to the conclusion that a few more details need to be checked.
I'll try to do it later.
There is some literature on the internet about them.
I will try to determine the genre?
Mirek
Thank you for the hint!
I read a little about these mushrooms and come to the conclusion that a few more details need to be checked.
I'll try to do it later.
There is some literature on the internet about them.
I will try to determine the genre?
Mirek
Mirek Gryc,
10-12-2019 10:37
Re : Ascomycota on wood?
Hi.
I took a few more pictures but I have a problem.
Not sure which, sporodochial conidia? If these are the ones in the picture below, there are very few of them.
Reaction to KOH (-)
CB - purple or violet
I still can't match anything :(
Maybe some hints?
Mirek
I took a few more pictures but I have a problem.
Not sure which, sporodochial conidia? If these are the ones in the picture below, there are very few of them.
Reaction to KOH (-)
CB - purple or violet
I still can't match anything :(
Maybe some hints?
Mirek
Mirek Gryc,
23-05-2020 12:05
Re : Ascomycota on wood?
Hi
I analyzed the features of my collection again and after pairing with the key I see no other option than Gibberella tumida.
I used: KEY TO GIBBERELLA (FUSARIUM) SPECIES
ENCOUNTERED IN AGRICULTURAL SETTINGS.
What is your opinion on this subject?
Will you agree with me?
Mirek