About spirals and pores: Xylariaceae with remarkable germ loci

. 2022 Aug 13;49:58–98. doi: 10.3767/persoonia.2022.49.02

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Fig. 8 — *Albicollum novomexicanum*. a–d. Habit of ostiolar necks on host surface (a rehydrated, b–d dry); e–f. ascomata in vertical section (e. rehydrated, f. dry); g. peridium in vertical section, in 1 % SDS; h. ostiolar neck tissue in vertical section in 3 % KOH; i. periphyses in 3 % KOH; j–m. apical apparatuses in Lugol’s solution (j. low concentration, k. high concentration), Lugol’s solution after 3 % KOH pretreatment (l) and Melzer’s reagent (m); n–p. asci in 3 % KOH; q–x. ascospores (q–r. in Melzer’s reagent; s–t in 1 % SDS (flattened by pressure); u–x in Lugols solution followed by 1 % SDS) (holotype WU-MYC 0040048). — Scale bars: a, e = 500 μm; b–d =100 μm; f = 200 μm; g–i =10 μm; j–m, q–x = 5 μm; n–p = 20 μm.

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