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13-02-2013 04:46

Roland Labbé

Bonjour !Voici un Pseudombrophila, possiblement me

14-02-2013 00:57

Cvenkel Miran

Is this usable ? 300x, 5M pix. Or any other tested

13-02-2013 14:45

Nina Filippova

Another Hystoranevia species has showed up at the

13-02-2013 12:26

Peter Thompson

Hello Everyone,I have fruit bodies of a spherical

12-02-2013 16:44

Nina Filippova

I saw very beautiful blue coloring of VBs at tips

12-02-2013 01:36

Renée Lebeuf

Bonjour, J'aurais de nouveau besoin de votre aide

12-02-2013 20:11

Bartusek Martin Bartusek Martin

Hello,I need advice. Microscopy today I Trichophae

05-02-2013 01:09

Iglesias Plácido

Hola, agradeceria información si tiene alguien so

12-02-2013 19:27

Joop van der Lee Joop van der Lee

Fruitbody does not look like that of an ascobolus

12-02-2013 15:52

Peter Thompson

Hello to Everyone,I recently collected a sample co

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Common one on Pinus
Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 11:52
Hello,

yesterday I found once again these 0,1-0,2 mm wide fungi on Pinus twigs.
I've found them for three years in wintertime, but newer even looked for them during summer.
Still I have no idea of the species - very annoying indeed.
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Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 11:53
Re:Common one on Pinus
Closer
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Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 11:55
Re:Common one on Pinus
The spores are ellipsoid, 7-10x3-4 and can be two celled.
They germinate fast in water.
Higer magnification photos just don't succeed so heres one with 500x
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Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 11:57
Re:Common one on Pinus
The asci are about 50-60x6-9 IKI-, paraphyses 2-3 wide at tips and have few septas.
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Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 12:00
Re:Common one on Pinus
The margin.
Once again sorry foor the poor quality.
The tube of the Old Russian is long and narrow and light not original, so the actual views are not much better.

Marja
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Stip Helleman, 12-02-2011 12:32
Stip Helleman
Re:Common one on Pinus
Hi Marja,
it looks like a Ciliolarina pinicola or laricina, i cant find literature this quick, these 2 are depicted on my site
cheers Stip
Renée Lebeuf, 12-02-2011 15:02
Re:Common one on Pinus
Stip, could you give us the address of your site?

Renée Lebeuf
Stip Helleman, 12-02-2011 17:35
Stip Helleman
Re:Common one on Pinus
Hi Renée,
it is: www.helotiales.nl
Stip
Renée Lebeuf, 12-02-2011 17:54
Re:Common one on Pinus
Thank you Stip, I will look into it.

Renée
Marja Pennanen, 12-02-2011 18:19
Re:Common one on Pinus
Hi,

thank you. What a relief, finally I know it's a Ciliolarina!
Probably C. pinicola, because it is common on dead branches of Pinus sylvestris still attached to the stem. I send a specimen to Mr Huhtinen, because only C. neglecta is on the year 2000 ascolist.

Best wishes: Marja


Stip Helleman, 12-02-2011 21:34
Stip Helleman
Re:Common one on Pinus
Hi Marja,
perhaps it is listed under Cistella pinicola or Clavidisculum laricinum,
I will add Huhtinens key to Ciliolarina, more about the laetifica and neglecta you can download as e-book (folia cryptogamica estonia) http://www.ut.ee/ial5/fce/FCE_eLibrary/FCEeBooks/FCE39eBook.pdf
Best Wishes
Stip
Stip Helleman, 12-02-2011 21:35
Stip Helleman
Re:Common one on Pinus
again with key
Marja Pennanen, 13-02-2011 12:41
Re:Common one on Pinus
Hi Stip.

thank you very much.
This is Ciliolarina pinicola - no color in Lugol and the cells were a little brownish.
I checked one other list and noticed, that this species has been found from Finland .But I doubt, that there are not many collections evenif the species seems common. I suppose, that its size is out of the limits of common interest ;)

I've got a copy (really copied ;) ) of Raitviirs Revised... and found Ciliolarina key and descriptions there.

Thankfully: Marja