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Christopher Engelhardt
Very small (~0,5 mm) white ascos, found yesterday
Calicium cf. viride
Alex Akulov,
29-07-2012 22:07
Dear FriendsSome days ago in the Ukrainian Carpathians I found nice lichenised Ascomycota representative - Calicium. I think it is Calicium viride or something close.
Unfortunately, I have not literature devoted this group of fungi. Can you help me with it? Did you meet this species in your countries?
Grateful before,
Alex
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-07-2012 22:12
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Hi Alex
you did not see any Asci and Ascospores? I fear without it will be quite imposible to determine.
Zotto
you did not see any Asci and Ascospores? I fear without it will be quite imposible to determine.
Zotto
Alex Akulov,
29-07-2012 22:40
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Dear Zotto,
I know very little about Calicium and would like to read some species characteristics to know what I need to look for and how to work with this genus.
I know very little about Calicium and would like to read some species characteristics to know what I need to look for and how to work with this genus.
Alex
Hans-Otto Baral,
30-07-2012 09:28
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Hi Alex
I will send you three papers from which I have pdf. Possibly there are better ones but these I found in my pdf collection.
Zotto
I will send you three papers from which I have pdf. Possibly there are better ones but these I found in my pdf collection.
Zotto
Javier Etayo,
30-07-2012 09:33
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Hi Alex.
with rounded, brownish spores, it must be a Chaenotheca species. In this genus is important to determine the algal thallus genus (Trentepohlia orange alga or green one and in this case the shape of the alga).
Best wishes. Javier Etayo
with rounded, brownish spores, it must be a Chaenotheca species. In this genus is important to determine the algal thallus genus (Trentepohlia orange alga or green one and in this case the shape of the alga).
Best wishes. Javier Etayo
Alex Akulov,
30-07-2012 09:47
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Thank you all for help!
Zotto, recently I have received the djvu-file of Titov monograph, devoted Mycocaliciales in Holarctic (unfortunately in Russian). I can to send it for you, if you interested.
Alex
Hermine Lotz-Winter,
30-07-2012 21:35
Re : Calicium cf. viride
Alex,
in case you have not seen this link in the internet, here it is:
http://www.thavibu.com/caliciales/index.htm?
Regards Hermine
in case you have not seen this link in the internet, here it is:
http://www.thavibu.com/caliciales/index.htm?
Regards Hermine