Ascocoryne sarcoides (Jacquin ex S.F. Gray) Groves and Wilson has been reported to be widely distributed and common in living stems of Picea spp. in Europe and Canada. A. cylichnium (L.-R. Tulasne) Korf has been reported relatively seldom from such stems in Europe and apparently not at all in Canada. However, the identifications can usually not be verified because descriptions of cultures are rarely given. A. cylichnium may be common in spruce stems in both regions. Ways of infection and distribution in the stem are mentioned, and data on enzyme production and effect on wood are given.
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