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Quaternaria quaternata (Pers.) J. Schröt., 1897 (a valsoid pyrenomycete)

Date: 13 April 2005
Location: South Hampshire, England
Voucher: 13/04/2005[B]
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State: Fruitbody
Record Summary: On dead Beech twig attached to fallen bough
Associated organism: on dead twig of Fagus sylvatica
Identification Notes: Perithecia in groups with shared compound ostiole.
Contents black.

Images etc

magnified photograph Ostioles - magnified 500 by 332 pixels
magnified photograph Perithecial groups - bark cut away - deeply - magnified 500 by 332 pixels
magnified photograph Perithecial groups - bark cut away - shallowly - magnified 500 by 390 pixels
magnified photograph Perithecial groups - bark cut away - shallowly - magnified 500 by 329 pixels
magnified photograph Two ostioles (moved together in photo) - magnified 500 by 367 pixels
magnified photograph Two ostioles - in situ - magnified 500 by 332 pixels
microscope photograph Asci - magnified 500 by 490 pixels
microscope photograph Asci - magnified 500 by 346 pixels
microscope photograph Asci - magnified 500 by 309 pixels
microscope photograph Asci - magnified 500 by 287 pixels
microscope photograph Asci - magnified 500 by 391 pixels
microscope photograph Asci and ascospores - magnified 500 by 333 pixels
microscope photograph Asci and ascospores - magnified 500 by 440 pixels
microscope photograph Ascospores - magnified 500 by 333 pixels
microscope photograph Ascospores - highly magnified 500 by 356 pixels
microscope photograph Ascospores - highly magnified 492 by 500 pixels
microscope photograph Ascospores and ascus tip - highly magnified 456 by 500 pixels
microscope photograph Ascus tip - highly magnified 405 by 500 pixels
microscope photograph Perithecial contents - magnified 500 by 333 pixels

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