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William Slosse
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Lothar Krieglsteiner
on small deciduous twig on the ground in forest wi
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Bernard CLESSE
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Lothar Krieglsteiner
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Margot en Geert VullingsOn a barkless poplar branch, we found hairy discs
Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
Alex Akulov,
13-07-2011 23:23
At the photos is a species with a very distinctive asci and ascospores.Probably this is something trivial. Too much large and remarkable structures at this species presented. Unfortunately, I do not know this species yet.
Alex
Hans-Otto Baral,
13-07-2011 23:36
Re : Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
It is Tryblidiopsis pinastri (sorry, now Triblidiopsis). The name is misleading, I know it only from Picea.
Zotto
Zotto
Marja Pennanen,
13-07-2011 23:38
Re : Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
Dear Alex,
when this opens, it reveals lighter hymenium.
I think this is Tryblidiopsis pinastri?.
Marja
Hmm, seems, that Zotto is very fast ;)
when this opens, it reveals lighter hymenium.
I think this is Tryblidiopsis pinastri?.
Marja
Hmm, seems, that Zotto is very fast ;)
Alex Akulov,
14-07-2011 00:11
Re : Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
Thank you very much for prompt answer!
I saw a young apothecia of this species in other specimens (photo below).
Light middle of them is well seen :-)
Alex
Alex Akulov,
14-07-2011 20:01
Re : Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
Dear Zotto
According Martin Magnes monograph Triblidiopsis pinastri really prefer Picea, but this is not single possible substrate. In the attached file I send a fragment of the monograph with more in detailed ecological characteristics of this species.
According Martin Magnes monograph Triblidiopsis pinastri really prefer Picea, but this is not single possible substrate. In the attached file I send a fragment of the monograph with more in detailed ecological characteristics of this species.
Thanks again for your help!
Alex
Triblidiopsis-pinastri-0001.pdf
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-07-2011 21:00
Re : Blackish disco on Picea abies branches
oh yes, 7/8 Picea, the rest other conifer genera
Zotto
Zotto