Anthracoidea karii (Liro) Nannfeldt, 1977

on Carex

gall

the contents of the ultimately rupturing utriculi is transformed into a hard, black body, 1-2 mm in size consisting of agglutinated spores; initially it is covered by a silvery membrane, that later flakes off. The spores are 13-22 µm long, their wall is very finely verruculose.

host plants

Cyperaceae, monophagous

Carex brunnescens, canescens, davalliana, dioica, disperma, echinata, glareosa, heleonastes, lachenalii, lapponica, loliacea, maritima, parallela, tenuiflora, ursina.

Mainly brunnescens, dioica, echinata, lachenalii, parallela.

synonyms

Cintractia karii Liro, 1934; Anthracoidea caricis-dioicae (Lehtola) zambettakis, 1978

references

Boidol & Poelt (1963a), Brandenburger (1985a: 874), Buhr (1964b), Klenke (2002a), Klenke & Scholler (2015a), Piątek (2005a), Savchenko & Heluta (2012a), Scholler, Schnittler & Piepenbring (2003a), Vánky (1994a, 2012a).