Moore, R. T. 1959: Scheleobrachea Hughes. Mycologia 51(2): 300.
![Elements present in the type-material of Sporidesmium echinulatum Speg. Fig 1. Unidentified phaeospores. Fig 2 Scheleobrachea echinulata, lectotype: right, portions of sporodochia; left, two disrupted conidia. Fig 3. Piricauda scorobylos, type, two typical conidia. Scale in micra. © 1959 Taylor & Francis, Ltd. [Image: 4QJ1]](https://data.landcareresearch.co.nz/Image/4QJ1/SysPortalThumb)
![Elements present in the type-material of Sporidesmium echinulatum Speg. Fig 1. Unidentified phaeospores. Fig 2 Scheleobrachea echinulata, lectotype: right, portions of sporodochia; left, two disrupted conidia. Fig 3. Piricauda scorobylos, type, two typical conidia. Scale in micra. © 1959 Taylor & Francis, Ltd. [Image: 4QJ1]](https://data.landcareresearch.co.nz/Image/4QJ1/SysPortalPreview)
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Piricauda scorobylos R.T. Moore
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Conidia in mycelio sessilia, mellea, ellipsoidea aut leviter clavata, laevigata, vulgo octocellularia, interdum decemcellularia, ad septa nonnihil constricta, utrinque
e duabus cellulis simplicibus constans, in medio e duabus seriebus cellularum dictyodeis, (vulgo quadriparti, interdum sexipartitis) (13.5-)18.5-21.0 x (34.5-)47.5(-52.5) um
[English translation] Conidia sessile in the mycelium, honeydew, ellipsoidal or slightly clavate, flattened, generally eight-celled, sometimes ten-celled, slightly constricted at the septa, on both sides
consisting of two simple cells, in the middle of two series of dictyoid cells, (generally four-parted, sometimes six-parted) (13.5-)18.5-21.0 x (34.5-)47.5(-52.5) um
Ad chartam putrem stercoratum in locis umbrosis prope Conegliano, Italia,
cum Scheleobrachea echinulata (Speg.) Hughes
in Herb. PAD, (preparatio microscopica) slide RTM I:260 isotypus
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