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| Record Summary | on olive green water-soaked patches on living Rhododendron leaves |
| Found as | Infection |
| Date | 25 June 2007 |
| Associated organism | Rhododendron ponticum |
| OS grid ref | OSGR: SU83 |
| Lat/Lon | 51° 10’ N, 0° 40’ W |
| Vice County | Surrey, VC no: 17 |
| Country | England |
| Voucher | 25 Jun 2007[A] (Please quote this in any queries about this record) |
Notes:
Olive green water-soaked patches on this year’s fresh, living, attached Rhododendron leaves. Some of these have sparse troops of minute, whitish, hairy, immature fruitbodies, which age grey. Some patches also include circular spots with slightly paler brown concentric zones, which may or may not be due to the same infection.
The immature fruitbodies are complex with several distinct types of cell:
1. terminal chaetae - greyish, thick-walled, pointed.
2. saddle-shaped cells - brownish, thin walled, usually with a pair of lateral appendages below.
3. basal cells - clavate, often with a lateral apical projection like the aerial on a mobile phone, 1- or 2-septate.
4. basal hyphae - filamentous, with coralloid branching.
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