
06-05-2012 00:35
Hi forum,Have you never heard or read that Pleomas

04-05-2012 22:32

Dear forum, this is my first posting. My name is

04-05-2012 18:37
Ismael WindAfter finding Cucurbitaria berberidis on berberis

04-05-2012 17:21
Ismael WindI really thought it was but it wasnt.. It grows on
Hercospora tiliae?
Enrique Rubio,
06-05-2012 13:55
Thsi fungus forms up to 1.5 mm stromata just beneath the bark of Tilia cordata rotten branches together with pseudothecia of Splanchnonema ampullaceum.
The valsoid 1-8 perithecia are placed inside a white entostroma and their ostioles are very inconspicuous.
I think could be Hercospora tiliae or a close species of this genus.
What do you think?
Many thanks in advance
Enrique
Paul LEROY,
06-05-2012 18:49
Re : Hercospora tiliae? réponse à Enrique Rubio
Bonjour Enrique,
Oui pas de problème pour Hercospora tiliae,cette espèce est très commune sur Tilia
et très souvent en mélange avec S.ampullaceum.
Amicalement Paul LEROY
Oui pas de problème pour Hercospora tiliae,cette espèce est très commune sur Tilia
et très souvent en mélange avec S.ampullaceum.
Amicalement Paul LEROY
Enrique Rubio,
06-05-2012 19:06
Re : Hercospora tiliae?
Merci, Paul.
J'avais des doutes parce que Dennis (British Asc.) dit et dessine 'spores not noticeably constricted'
J'avais des doutes parce que Dennis (British Asc.) dit et dessine 'spores not noticeably constricted'
Chris Yeates,
06-05-2012 19:26

Re : Hercospora tiliae?
Hello Enrique
the illustration in Dennis shows thick-walled empty-celled spores - perhaps this is an issue of "vital taxonomy" and RWGD was working only with herbarium material?
best wishes
Chris
the illustration in Dennis shows thick-walled empty-celled spores - perhaps this is an issue of "vital taxonomy" and RWGD was working only with herbarium material?
best wishes
Chris
Enrique Rubio,
06-05-2012 19:51
Re : Hercospora tiliae?
It seems Dennis only works with dried material. Thank you Chris. I think it's a good possibility...