29-09-2013 18:44
Michel Delpont
Bonsoir à tous.Trouvé ce Scutellinia sur branche
27-09-2013 04:45
Beñat Jeannerot
Adio to all,I search the two articles by Merkus on
27-09-2013 23:46
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHola todos.Recientemente encontramos en un tronco
27-09-2013 13:18
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,I recently found perithecia with pa
25-09-2013 18:41
Enrique Rubio
Hi to allThese small orange/reddish perithecia a
27-09-2013 01:10
Malcolm Greaves
This Scutellinia was found on muddy soil in a wood
26-09-2013 18:30
Ralph Vandiest
Hello,I found these stalked species on dead rub
25-09-2013 17:42
Alex Akulov
Dear Colleagues,I need yours help in the identific
Ascomycete sp
roman vargas alberto,
19-01-2010 17:29
Fruiting bodies of about 0.2-0.3 cm, smooth, globular to slightly disciform, white ocher color upon drying that emerged from a small star-shaped layer of shade more pale.
Collections.: Fruiting bodies on a road many Eucalyptus sp.
Assistance is appreciated in the determination.
Alberto Roman.
roman vargas alberto,
19-01-2010 17:30
Re:Ascomycete sp
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roman vargas alberto,
19-01-2010 17:33
Re:Ascomycete sp
Spores
Cylindrical, with apices slightly recurved, with a septum to its central area, hyaline, smooth.
Asci
Cylindrical, octosporados, disposed obliquely in some cases and in others parallel with negative reaction to the IKI,.
Cylindrical, with apices slightly recurved, with a septum to its central area, hyaline, smooth.
Asci
Cylindrical, octosporados, disposed obliquely in some cases and in others parallel with negative reaction to the IKI,.
Hans-Otto Baral,
19-01-2010 18:33
Re:Ascomycete sp
Hi Roman
is the fungus really 2-3 mm diam? Thsi sounds quite big. Do you have it still fresh? The characters are difficult to see in the dead state. The macro looks more like a hyphomycete, but the asci on your photo are clear. Are the young fruitbodies closed by a peridium which breaks at maturity?
Zotto
is the fungus really 2-3 mm diam? Thsi sounds quite big. Do you have it still fresh? The characters are difficult to see in the dead state. The macro looks more like a hyphomycete, but the asci on your photo are clear. Are the young fruitbodies closed by a peridium which breaks at maturity?
Zotto
roman vargas alberto,
19-01-2010 18:51
Re:Ascomycete sp
Hello Zotto specimens were without magnifying glass, measuring approximately 0.1-0.2 cm the largest specimen could reach 0.3 cm, now virtually dried up and not be seen.
The rupture was widespread on all copies if not maturity or otherwise.
The collection I found in a very humid with abundant leaves of Eucalyptus and Acacia in a layer in the soil.
A greeting.
The rupture was widespread on all copies if not maturity or otherwise.
The collection I found in a very humid with abundant leaves of Eucalyptus and Acacia in a layer in the soil.
A greeting.