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William Slosse
Hello everyone,On 23/03/26, I found the following
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Miguel Ángel Ribes
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Edvin Johannesen
These 0.5 mm diam. acervuli were breaking through
Orbilia on Fraxinus twig
Robin Isaksson,
01-01-2022 21:39
Hi,I wounder if i could get help with this one.
Spores 7-9x around 1,5 um
asci 8 spores
sweden today
best regards
Hans-Otto Baral,
01-01-2022 22:07
Re : Orbilia on Fraxinus twig
Hi Robin
This is probably O. phragmotricha. When you study the margin you will find thick-walled septate hairs. Important is thyt they do not have a long glassy cap on top. Then it would be O. rubella which has also longer spores.
Zotto
Robin Isaksson,
03-01-2022 21:19
Re : Orbilia on Fraxinus twig
Dear Hans-otto,
Thank you for the answer.
O. phragmotricha is new for Sweden i think.
I could not se any caps, but it would be good with confirmation.
Best regards,
Robin
Thank you for the answer.
O. phragmotricha is new for Sweden i think.
I could not se any caps, but it would be good with confirmation.
Best regards,
Robin
Hans-Otto Baral,
03-01-2022 21:35
Re : Orbilia on Fraxinus twig
Exactly! There are low caps subapically or laterally, but never longer than wide. 100% phragmotricha. I think in Skaane I only had O. rubella.
Robin Isaksson,
03-01-2022 21:47
Re : Orbilia on Fraxinus twig
Amazing, Thank you!