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Bonjour,Je recherche l'article concernant Hypobryo
In Epilobium
Marja Pennanen,
04-05-2010 16:11
As you can see, it's been snowing here to day ;)
Marja Pennanen,
04-05-2010 16:13
Re:In Epilobium
Asci are about 60-75x7-9 and spores 50x2 with cuttulas or septas.
Paraphyses are about 2-3 micrometers wide and septate.
These were not mature, but I checked the spore size from last years notes.
These may not be very common, but not rare neither.
Paraphyses are about 2-3 micrometers wide and septate.
These were not mature, but I checked the spore size from last years notes.
These may not be very common, but not rare neither.
Marja Pennanen,
05-05-2010 13:25
Re:In Epilobium
Maybe this last years photo is better:
Guy Garcia,
05-05-2010 13:46
Re:In Epilobium
Peut-etre un Pirottaea ?
Marja Pennanen,
05-05-2010 14:13
Re:In Epilobium
Hello Gyu,
this is buried in the substrate and opens splitting the cover. I know nothing about Pirottaea, but they seems to grow on the substrate.
Anyway thans for an answer: Marja
this is buried in the substrate and opens splitting the cover. I know nothing about Pirottaea, but they seems to grow on the substrate.
Anyway thans for an answer: Marja
Marja Pennanen,
05-05-2010 14:43
Re:In Epilobium
Hello,
I think i've got to tell You a story :)
I first found these 5.6.2009. It had been raining and the wheather was very moist. I picked them.
Home I couldn't find anything there before I hydrated the specimen. When its dry, ithese hide under the surface of Epilobium. So I think, that this is not seen very often...
Story by: Marja
I think i've got to tell You a story :)
I first found these 5.6.2009. It had been raining and the wheather was very moist. I picked them.
Home I couldn't find anything there before I hydrated the specimen. When its dry, ithese hide under the surface of Epilobium. So I think, that this is not seen very often...
Story by: Marja
Guy Garcia,
05-05-2010 18:22
Re:In Epilobium
Faudrait faire un montage micro des "? poils" noirs à la marge des fructifications.
Pascal RIBOLLET,
06-05-2010 12:45
Re:In Epilobium
Bonjour,
je trouve que ça ressemble à Naemacyclus caulium, même si cette espèce est sensée pousser sur Urtica...
Voir sur Picasa/Ascomycetes44/Helotiales divers pour une image
Pascal
je trouve que ça ressemble à Naemacyclus caulium, même si cette espèce est sensée pousser sur Urtica...
Voir sur Picasa/Ascomycetes44/Helotiales divers pour une image
Pascal
Marja Pennanen,
06-05-2010 22:40
Re:In Epilobium
Merci Pascal,
it really seems to be Naemacyclus caulium.
Once again representative of a genus new to me and the species possibly to Finland, too :)
Marja
it really seems to be Naemacyclus caulium.
Once again representative of a genus new to me and the species possibly to Finland, too :)
Marja