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Acanthostigma spec.
Stefan Blaser, 17-04-2020 10:55
Dear all,

I am struggling with this Acanthostigma(?) species.

According to the key provided by Sanchez et al. I find no suitable species

(Sánchez, Romina & Miller, Andrew & Bianchinotti, María. (2012). A new species of Acanthostigma (Tubeufiaceae, Dothideomycetes) from the southern hemisphere. Mycologia. 104. 223-31. 10.3852/11-105.)



Ecology: Decayed Fagus deadwood



Macro:
Perithecia globose with a diameter of about 300-400 µm, brown, covered with dark brown setae.


Micro:
Asci: 130-150 (-200) x 20-35 µm


Spores: Hyaline, nearly symmetric, 55-64 x 8-8.5 µm, rather constant in size, strictly(?) 9-septate, with many small droplets inside, ends obtuse.


Perithecial wall: Composed of light yellowish-brown, globose to angular, thinwalled cells with a diameter of about 10-18 µm.


Setae: Dark brown, thickwalled, aseptate, pointed, 35-75 µm in length and a basal diameter of 5-6 µm.


Any suggestions are welcome!


best wishes and many thanks,


Stefan

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Gernot Friebes, 18-04-2020 20:25
Re : Acanthostigma spec.
Dear Stefan,

some years ago I studied two very similar collections which we called Acanthostigma cf. septoconstrictum because that appeared to be the closest species.

Both collections grew on deciduous wood and had ascospores measuring 44–66 x (5)6–8.5(9) µm, with 7–9 constricted septa and 8-spored asci up to 150 x 20 µm. The setae were 50–105 µm long and 5–8 µm wide.

Coll. 1: 18.4.2011, decayed, lying stem of Populus nigra, leg. & det. Torsten Richter.
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Gernot Friebes, 18-04-2020 20:27
Re : Acanthostigma spec.
Coll. 2: 26.04.2011, on a wet, rather strongly decayed trunk, leg. & det. GF.

Best wishes,
Gernot
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Stefan Blaser, 20-04-2020 06:29
Re : Acanthostigma spec.
Dear Gernot,

Thank you very much. These collections seem to be very close to mine.

I also thougth about A. septoconstrictum, but spores seem too big and especially too broad.

So, maybe an undescribed species...

I will, for the time being, also name it A. cf septoconstrictum.

Best wishes,

Stefan