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indet. Rhytismatales on oak leaf - North Carolina, USA
Danny Newman, 25-11-2023 18:14
Danny Newman
higher resolution images available at inaturalist.org/observations/179449419.

Trochila initially suspected, but microsocpy seems to contradict this.

Attempts at rehydration to open potentially hygroscopic apothecia was unsuccessful.

Stage micrometer was recently lost, and so sadly I have no measurements at this time.
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Jason Karakehian, 26-11-2023 21:58
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Re : indet. Rhytismatales on oak leaf - North Carolina, USA
Hi Danny, it is Rhytismatales - perhaps a Coccomyces or Hypoderma. Not sure if it isn't immature - I don't see spores floating around and the ones in the asci seem immature. You could try putting it in a moist chamber for 3-7 days and see if they open up.