Sclerotiniaceae
10 genera
14 species
14 species
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Ciboria caucus
Description: Ciboria caucus is an almost indistinguishable species on fallen catkins of poplars and hazelnuts.
Description: Ciboria caucus is an almost indistinguishable species on fallen catkins of poplars and hazelnuts.
Ciboria rufofusca
Description: Ciboria rufofusca produces shallow translucent brown cups on slender stipes and, as such, they look like many other small discomycetes. However, their occurrence on cone scales of true firs sets them apart and makes identification easy. The spores are smooth and ovoid (5--7.5 x 3--3.5 µm), sometimes with two oil drops.
Substrate: Cone scales of Abies (true firs) and Pseudotsuga (Douglas-fir).
Spores: smooth and ovoid (5--7.5 x 3--3.5 µm)
Description: Ciboria rufofusca produces shallow translucent brown cups on slender stipes and, as such, they look like many other small discomycetes. However, their occurrence on cone scales of true firs sets them apart and makes identification easy. The spores are smooth and ovoid (5--7.5 x 3--3.5 µm), sometimes with two oil drops.
Substrate: Cone scales of Abies (true firs) and Pseudotsuga (Douglas-fir).
Spores: smooth and ovoid (5--7.5 x 3--3.5 µm)
