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Hypoxylon cercidicola

(Berk. & M.A.Curtis ex Peck) Y.M.Ju & J.D.Rogers

Microscopía de Hypoxylon cercidicola

Study description

An ascomycete strictly host-specific to dead or dying branches of ash (Fraxinus spp.). Stromata are discoidal, erumpent through the bark, reaching up to 15 mm in diameter. Color ranges from red to grey or sepia, and pigments extractable in 10% KOH are orange.

A rare and infrequently recorded species in the Iberian Peninsula, with the majority of records originating from other European countries.

The collection studied here was gathered in April in Amurrio (Álava) in a stand of Fraxinus excelsior, growing on a dead branch lying on the ground. The fungus was present in its conidial (anamorphic) state.

Geographic references

Map generated from global occurrence data from GBIF. GBIF.

Study measurements

Values in Microns (µm)
conidiaN=22
Length6.105.24 - 7.08
Width5.084.52 - 5.47
Q (Me)1.201.06 - 1.47

Macroscopic gallery

Hypoxylon cercidicola, 23-04-18 (3)
1 / 4Hypoxylon cercidicola, 23-04-18 (3)

Microscopic gallery

Microscopía de Hypoxylon cercidicola - conidios
1 / 1Hypoxylon cercidicola - conidios
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