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Good afternoon Looking for Octospores / Lamprospo
Orbilia de Quercus
Javier Ormad,
10-11-2011 00:12
Os presento una Orbilia.Ascomas de hasta 1 mm. En corteza externa de restos muertos, de Quercus ballota. Ascas 34-42 x 4-5 micras. Esporas 4-6(7) x 2-3 micras, con 2 vacuolas en los extremos. Parafisis septadas hasta 4.5 micras.
Orbilia coccinella ?
Hi all. I present a Orbilia.
Ascomata of up to 1 mm. In the outer crust of dead remnants of Quercus ballota. Asci 34-42 x 4-5 microns. Spores 4-6 (7) x 2-3 microns, with 2 vacuoles at the ends. Septate paraphyses up to 4.5 microns.
Orbilia coccinella. Orbilia digitalina??
Jean-Paul Priou,
10-11-2011 09:13

Re : Orbilia de Quercus
Javier, your Spores seem strange, too green, may be algae ? also ascus too wide for eucalypti= coccinella
JPP
JPP
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-11-2011 18:14

Re : Orbilia de Quercus
Hi Javier & Jean-Paul
Jean-Paul is right, and you have indeed the correct spores inside the asci. I see a spore body at one end. Could you please send me this image nr. 2 in high resolution? Perhaps also with a scale?
The Dicranidion is interesting, but we do not know a species with such crenulate margin in combination with Dicranidion.
Could you please look at the margin whether there are glassy processes or what these teeth are?
Zotto
Jean-Paul is right, and you have indeed the correct spores inside the asci. I see a spore body at one end. Could you please send me this image nr. 2 in high resolution? Perhaps also with a scale?
The Dicranidion is interesting, but we do not know a species with such crenulate margin in combination with Dicranidion.
Could you please look at the margin whether there are glassy processes or what these teeth are?
Zotto
Javier Ormad,
10-11-2011 22:17
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-11-2011 22:26

Re : Orbilia de Quercus
That's fine. I am still unsure, and yes, please send me the ascus photo Nr. 2 and also the macro in min. double resolution.
My idea is a but that it could be Orbilia microsoma. Important is also that the asci are 8-spored, because there is an O. pleiomicrosoma with 16 spores.
These microsomas have short glassy processes at the margin.
Zotto
My idea is a but that it could be Orbilia microsoma. Important is also that the asci are 8-spored, because there is an O. pleiomicrosoma with 16 spores.
These microsomas have short glassy processes at the margin.
Zotto