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Dingley, J.M. 1951: The Hypocreales of New Zealand. I. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 79(1): 55-61.

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Dingley, J.M. 1951: The Hypocreales of New Zealand. I. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 79(1): 55-61.
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Subiculum effuse, white, pale yellow, byssoid, mycelium pale coloured. Peritliecia gregarious, superficial, rarely semi-immersed in stroma, globose sometimes pyriform, 0.3-0.5 mm., luteous or sulphur yellow, translucent when fresh, ostiole papillated; perithecial wall pseudoparenchymatous 30-40 µ thick, cells rectangular or cuboid 5-10 µ diameter, thin-walled, lightly pigmented ,yellow. Asci cylindrical, thin-walled, truncate 70-200 x 4-6 µ, -8-spored, uniseriate. Spores one-septate, equally divided into two cells, fnsiform, apiculate 27-45 x 4-6 µ hyaline and verrucose.
Distribution: New Zealand.
Subiculum effusum, album, byssoidum. Perithecia gregaria in subiculo, superficialia, globosa, vel pyriforma, 0.3-0-5 mm. lutea, ostiolum papillatum. Asci cylindrici, truncati 70-200 x 4-6 µ,. Sporae uni-septatae, fusiforme, apiculatae 27-45 x 4-6 µ, hyalinae verrucosae.
This species is separated from H. armeniacus Tul. by the superficially arranged yellow perithecia and large fusiforin spores. In growth form it is similar to H. roseus, but spores are much larger and perithecia yellow, instead of red.
On pileus of Polyporus sp. Auckland, Waitakere Ra., off Anawhata Rd., August, 1947, Joan M. Dingley. Type collection.

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Hypocreaceae - genera

1
Ascospores one-septate
2
Ascospores one septate fragmenting into unicellular part-spores within the ascus
1’’’
Ascospores multiseptate
3
Spores elliptical or fusiform, apiculate
2’
Spores oval, elliptical or fusiform, not apiculate
Spores with two or more transverse septa
4
3’
Spores muriform
Perithecia red or lightly coloured
4’
Perithecia violet or black

Hypomyces - species

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Spores under 30um in length
2
Spores over 30 um in length.
4
2
Spores equally divided by septa.
3
Spores unequally divided by septa
3
Perithecia globose; spores 17-26 X 4-6um
Perithecia pyriform; spores 26-30 X 4-6um
4
Perithecia superficial; spores 27-45 X 4-6 um
Perithecia immersed in byssoid stroma; spores 27-38 x 5-7 um

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