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BioImages: The Virtual Field-Guide (UK)
Nectria (Fr.) Fr., 1849 (a genus of pyrenomycetes)
| Date: |
10 September 2006 |
| Location: |
Berks, England |
| Voucher: |
10/09/2006[B] (Please quote this in any queries about this record) |
| State: |
Fruitbody |
| Record Summary: |
Scattered perithecia on dead, wet, decaying Bogbean rhizome at edge of pond |
| Associated organism: |
on dead, wet, decaying rhizome of Menyanthes trifoloiata |
| Identification Notes: |
Growing with Volutella ciliata.
Perithecia: red-brown, 0.37mm diam, with pointed apex.
Perithecial wall: with inflated cells up to 25µm. Asci: 8-spored, cylindric; apex simply shallowly invaginated, not staining in iodine.. Ascospores: broadly fusiform, septate, 16-20/5.5-7.5µm, no sign of striations; when immature the spores are slightly girdled rather than waisted at the septum.
Nectria mammoidea appears closest, but substrate too soft. |
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