Fruit Body 4-10cm high; slim club shaped, rarer irregularly tuberose; from spring to summer dusted olive gray (conidia), in fall black, with matt, fine punctured surface (main fruiting body). Sitting in the outer layer there are black ascocarps (perithecium), which …
Author: Dr. Ewald Gerhardt
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