Conidia was found on top of the bark of Red Maple - Acer rubrum.
I couldn't find where it came from, but I see it often.
Conidia fusiform, with 7-8-septa, slightly bent, with hyaline end cells, measured
*(25.3) 27.2 - 34.3 (37.1) × (4.6) 4.8 - 6.1 (6.4) µm
Q = (4.3) 4.8 - 7.4 (7.5) ; N = 11
Me = 30.9 × 5.3 µm ; Qe = 5.9
I also often find them on loose Ulmus bark when looking for conidia around Orbilia sp. (picture #7 https://inaturalist.org/observations/35958367).
on old Populus trichocarpa, growing in small clusters in the bark fissures, north side of tree. Apothecia 1.5-2.5mm, asci 15-20x7-10um, spores 6.5-8x4-5.5um
on rotten coniferous wood, not sure if any other species look like this one
-On decorticated wood
Synnemata about 1 to 2mm high
Select measurements from specimen, not complete range.
3-septate conidia:
22 X 10
Conidiophores up to 300 microns long, 5-6.5 microns wide
Found upon well decayed log. Specimen retained for submission to DAOM Ottawa.
Growing on Perichaena sp. and wood bark.
Conidiophores 4,7-5,5um large, 6,1-9,3um large at the base, 43-75um long.
Conidia, 7 septa, 34,4-46,8 x 5,6-6,5um.
around .5mm tall, on decorticated Acer circinatum wood
Stilbella-like anamorph on attached twigs of Sambucus nigra and Prunus padus. Sometimes in association with pyrenos, but not strictly.
Individual synnemata sometimes coalescing into larger orangeish formless mass. Ornamenting cells on stipe absent. Branching simple, conidiogenesis simple, apical. Conidia not exceeding 6x2um.
Stilbella-like anamorph on attached twigs of Sambucus nigra and Prunus padus. Sometimes in association with pyrenos, but not strictly.
Individual synnemata sometimes coalescing into larger orangeish formless mass. Ornamenting cells on stipe absent. Branching simple, conidiogenesis simple, apical. Conidia not exceeding 6x2um.
Some shots wet, some dry.
Found on an old pile of wood.
Forming biofilm-like colonies with Cladosporium sphaerospermum (iNat 194128012) on the inner walls of an expired carton of soy milk.
Photos:
The conidia measure (25.2-)37.3-43.4 x 8.6-12.6 µm
Host: Betula nigra
Smooth diatrypous fruit body, very thin - like a single celled layer with no clear body.
No asci observed, possibly anamorphic.
Spores dyed in lactophenol cotton blue - only staining the apical segments
Perhaps? On Amanita sect phalloideae (Angel) in terrarium
Found in a hole made by a Woodpeckers in a Spruce.
1mm tall, about 0.3mm large.
RLC1817
click link below to see some Swirling Nematodes inside a Stilbelloid Disco Ball:
Height: 1mm
Diameter: <1mm
Substrate Dog dropping
Habitat: Moonah woodland
Other spp: Melaleuca lanceolata, Rhagodia candolleana, Poa sp., moss
Tiny yellow cushion-like ascomycetes, growing on a blackened clementine leaf, with Coniophora puteana approaching. They are yellow and are covered with long thick-walled hairs. When I squeezed the slide cover, an ocean of rod-like spores came out. Garden. The structures look more like muffins than a disc with a darker area at base. The sample I examined had ~ 26 hairs. The last three micro photos show some asci forms but I am not sure if it is something else or has any relation with it.