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Anthracobia melaloma sur place à feu?
François Bartholomeeusen, 29-01-2014 14:34
Bonjour à tous,

C'est ma première participation au forum. J'ai peu d'expérience, à la fois en ce qui concerne les ascomycétes que la microscopie. Trouvé sur place à feu sur la rive d'un étang.


Description macroscopique: 1-4 mm, orange clair, en forme de disque, groupé au sol, sur la rive d'un étang. Sur le terrain, je n'ai pas trouvé des poils.


Description microscopie: matière fraîche dans l'eau.


Asques 8 sp, 166-178,41 x 10-11,86 µm.


Spores: biquittulées ; 16,89-20,43 x 7,74-9,27 µm; Q = 2.165


Paraphyse: cylindrique, septé et top gonflé, 163 x 4,5 (top: 6,46)µm


Poils: brun clair, septé, 89,97 x 4,56 µm


Lieu et date: Janvier 24, 2014 Belgique, Mol, de Maat; IFBL: C61434


Est ce que ça peut être Anthracobia melaloma? Je ne pouvais pas trouver de poils sur place. Avec le peu d'expérience que j'ai, je pense que le matériel a été endommagé, peut-être par le gel?


Quelle est votre opinion ?


Cordialement,


François


Hello all,


This is my first participation in the forum. I have little experience, both with respect to mushrooms as to microscopy. Fruiting body found on a fire place on the bank of a pond.


Macroscopic description: 1-4 mm, light orange, disc-shaped with ragged edge, in a group
on burnt ground between charcoal, on the bank of a pond. In the field, I was unable to find any hairs.


Place and date: January 24, 2014 Belgium, Mol Gauge;
IFBL: C61434


Could this be Anthracobia melalomae? On the spot, I was unable to find hairs. With the little experience I have, I suspect that the material was damaged, perhaps by frost?


What's your opinion?


Sincerely,


François

Jean-Paul Priou, 29-01-2014 15:48
Jean-Paul Priou
Re : Anthracobia melaloma sur place à feu?
Hello, you write " no find hairs" but you have pics to show them ?  With such hairs melaloma seems right to me.
JPP
François Bartholomeeusen, 29-01-2014 17:58
Re : Anthracobia melaloma sur place à feu?
Hello Jean-Paul,

Thanks for your quick reply. What I meant was that I had not seen the hairs at the discovery place and with the  microscopy I was not sure if it was hair or hyphae, I do not have a good key.


greetings
François

Enrique Rubio, 29-01-2014 19:14
Enrique Rubio
Re : Anthracobia melaloma sur place à feu?

Hi François


My picture shows the hairs of A. melaloma


You must try to do the mycroscopical preparations with the cleanest part of the ascomatal margin and flanks, and in KOH. 

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François Bartholomeeusen, 29-01-2014 21:12
Re : Anthracobia melaloma sur place à feu?

Hello Enrique,


Thanks for the tip. I have yet to learn how to handle tiny materials. My chemical stock consists exclusively of: eau de Javel, eau de toilette and eau de cologne.....
I'm just kidding, time to buy the right products.


Beautiful pictures, indeed, there was a lot of sand in my preparation,


kind regards
 
François