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Hello.A very tiny pyrenomycete sprouting sparsely
Hello, forum!I have recently collected this Mollisia on dead wood of Salix sp.
Spores 7-10*2-2,7 mkm, oil drops are not clearly visible. KOH-reaction negative, apical pore blued in iodine.
Asci 45-50 mkm.
Marginal cells one-septate, not very long.
Is it Mollisia cinerea or it can be something different?
Will be grateful for any help,
Irina
Zotto
But the characters you gave point to M. cinerea, at least s.l.
Zotto
I will attach spores and asci as soon as I can make photos of them. Today I'm not lucky in photography:(
Mollisia cinerea and everything within this complex is very unclear to me.
Irina
Did you try Andreas Gminder's key? http://www.mollisia.de/start.html
Despite the spores being a bit more narrow in your sample, I'd go for M. cinerea also. At lest s.l. as suggested by Zotto.
Thank you, Luc!
I tried Gminder's key and got Mollisia cinerea sensu lato, but with no more accuracy within this complex.
Irina