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Durella??
Baeza Yajaira,
06-03-2012 21:21
hello i got this Durella? really i dont know if it is so i hope somebody can help me.
AScospores 18 - 23 x 4 - 5 with 3 septa
ASci (90-) 100 - 135 x 11. biseriate, pore blue in MLZ (j+), clavate 8 spores
Paraphyses cilindric brown color
Hans-Otto Baral,
06-03-2012 22:19
Re : Durella??
Du you have a macro? And a photo of the amyloid pore?
What is the substrate? And where did you collect?
It reminds me of something rhytismatalean, but that had inamyloid asci.
Zotto
What is the substrate? And where did you collect?
It reminds me of something rhytismatalean, but that had inamyloid asci.
Zotto
Baeza Yajaira,
07-03-2012 00:51
Re : Durella??
i dont have the macro picture but this is the description.. apothecia superficial , subsessil to a short and broad stipe similar like a base Disco concave , 0.2 to 0 .5 mm diam. black.Â
Receptacule smooth, black o black- brown.
growing on a fern rachis from the rain cloud forest. Â
 i dont have the picture of the amyloid pore but the reaction was cleary positive.
Receptacule smooth, black o black- brown.
growing on a fern rachis from the rain cloud forest. Â
 i dont have the picture of the amyloid pore but the reaction was cleary positive.
Hans-Otto Baral,
07-03-2012 07:43
Re : Durella??
The amyloid ring must be very thin, as the ascus tip looks thin-walled on your pics. These strongly constricted spores look very unusual for what I have seen in Durella. A section of the excipulum would also be helpful.
I know the tropical discomycetes only very briefly, I am sorry.
Zotto
I know the tropical discomycetes only very briefly, I am sorry.
Zotto