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10-05-2016 16:47

Lachnum tipo
Blasco Rafael Blasco Rafael

Hola, esta muestra esta recogida en Umbelifera,la

11-05-2016 01:37

Seven or more species on a single Clusia leaf in Bolivia
Danny Newman Danny Newman

I thought I would share this picture here and see

10-05-2016 17:18

Mollisia con Orbilia
Blasco Rafael Blasco Rafael

Hola, esta es la posible Mollisia o Pyrenopeziza q

10-05-2016 11:46

Lachnum 5143
Leandro Sánchez Leandro Sánchez

Sur Corylus, diamètre max 1 mmAsques x8, IKI +, c

10-05-2016 17:56

Literature
hannie wijers

Hello, Does anyone know if there is some lecture/K

10-05-2016 16:26

Need Literature
Christian Lechat Christian Lechat

Hi to all,Again, I need your help.I would need the

10-05-2016 13:53

Request for Shoemaker (1964) Botryosphaeria
Eduard Osieck

Could somebody provide me with the following paper

09-05-2016 16:58

bitunicate on twigs on Olea europea var. sylvestris
Angel Pintos Angel Pintos

Ascomata erumpent solitary or in small aggregated

10-05-2016 13:07

Euphorbia?
Dragiša Savic

Dead stem of Euphorbia cyparissias?I found only a

09-05-2016 15:30

Claussenomyces sp.
Thorben Hülsewig

Hi there,i found before 5 days this Claussenomyces

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Unknown anamorphic/hyphomycete-like fungus
Maren Kamke, 29-05-2023 13:11
Maren KamkeHello everyone,
I keep finding this anamorphic/hyphomycete-like fungus on hardwood. Can someone help me determine it?
Thanks very much

Best regards

Maren
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Martin Bemmann, 29-05-2023 15:01
Martin Bemmann
Re : Unknown anamorphic/hyphomycete-like fungus
Hallo Maren,

looks like a Trichoderma to me.

Regards

Martin
Thomas Læssøe, 30-05-2023 10:43
Re : Unknown anamorphic/hyphomycete-like fungus
Not unlike a Phaeostalagmus (in the Chaetosphaeria-complex).

cheers
Maren Kamke, 01-06-2023 10:26
Maren Kamke
Re : Unknown anamorphic/hyphomycete-like fungus
Thank you for the suggestions. I consider an anamorph from the Chaetosphaeria-complex to be probable and a resemblance to Phaeostalagmus is unmistakable. Unfortunately, I could not find an exact match with a species of this genus or another Chaetosphaeria anamorph. A result can probably only be achieved with the help of sequencing.

Regards

Maren