31-01-2013 16:44
Garcia SusanaTambien crecia sobre Rubus. En este caso sobre la
31-01-2013 20:33
Salvador TelloHola.Este ascomiceto crece en conteza de Arbutus u
31-01-2013 12:43
Nina FilippovaGood day everyone, have collected some data to Go
31-01-2013 16:10
Garcia SusanaEl aspecto macro es el de ascomas negros muy peque
29-01-2013 12:15
Stefan BlaserHello everybody I do have one more "burden of the
30-01-2013 01:10
Miguel Ángel Ribes
Good night againThis small (4-6 mm diam.) orange t
29-01-2013 10:59
Stefan BlaserHello everybody I found these black apothecia on
This fungi I found on dung of large herbivores. I tought of a Podospora and was looking at the Doveri. But I took a look at the site of Björn and I saw the picrures. Especially the form of the asci were different as the other kinds of Podospora I think.
Does anyone have an idea for me?
Thanks
Hannie
This is only once no Podospora but a Schizothecium. It can be recognized by the Squammufolien. But I do not what key they took from Doveri and the spore size, you will not tell us.
Here is a good key to finding:
http://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thema-schizothecium-und-podospora
Peter
Actually it is as Peter said a Schizothecium. Can be S.conicum or S.miniglutinans. You have to look hair length, and their location, and size of the spores. Also the apppendices spores.?
Michel.
Peter, Michel,
Again I forgot to mention the size of the spores, They are 25-27x15 µm. at 1000 in water.
I donloaded the links you gave to me and will study it these days.
Thank you
Hannie
I can also suggest an "worldwide key to Podospora and Schizothecium" which I have published on:
Doveri Francesco, 2008. A bibliography of Podospora and Schizothecium, a key to the species, and a description of Podospora dasypogon newly recorded from Italy. Pagine di Micologia 29: 61-159.
This journal is not well-known, so many people are unaware of this extensive article. Anyhow I have it in PDF (2.5 MB).
All my best,
Francesco Doveri
Hannie





PdM-29a-0001.pdf