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G. megalospora, G. fluctuans or G. ancilis
GÜNGÖR Halil, 06-12-2013 10:51

Hello

?s there anybody who can help me about this species. I found it from P. brutia forest near a pine tree. I think it is not G. ancilis. because of this speceimen has a much more big spores. May be is it G. megalospora or G. fluctuans. Help please 

Spores (without apicules) = 33-40 x 14-15
           (wit apicules)       = 42-47 x 14-15
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René Dougoud, 06-12-2013 11:27
Re : G. megalospora, G. fluctuans or G. ancilis
Cher Collègue,

Selon un travail provisoire de Nicolas Van Vooren Les ascospore de G. fluctuans sont lisses à faiblement réticulées, celles de G. megalospora sont fortement réticulées.

Cordialement

René
GÜNGÖR Halil, 06-12-2013 12:42
Re : G. megalospora, G. fluctuans or G. ancilis
Thanks René