Trichobolus

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    Flaxton
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      I brought back a few dung samples from a trip to the IOM and it has produced one or two really interesting ascos.

      This was the best of the bunch.

      It looked like a Lasiobolus with its long non-septate hairs

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      but this one had septate hairs and I could not find any species which had this feature.

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      With the help as ever from Ascofrance it was keyed out as a species only described a few years ago Trichobolus dextrinoidosetosus.

      The key features were the septate hairs with swollen and sometimes simple roots which are dextrinoid. Other Trichobolus have huge asci with anything between 1500 – 8000 spores. This new species has only 8.

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      Not on FRDBI yet but hopefully will be soon.

      Mal

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      Excellent result Mal :D

      John

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