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Hello,
On haredung I found this sporomiella. The problem is, I can't find any germsplit at the spores. The measure of the spores are 44-49 x 9-10 µm. Does anyone have an idea for me. Sorry, Ik forgot the measure of the asci.
Groeten
Hannie
this germslit not always is to be seen, in first still with the preparation in Indian ink, what not always succeeds, however, also. In my opinion is this Sporormiella australis. The genus Sporormiella is fascinating because of her so imbrobably various spores forms.
Greetings Peter.
like Peter says; this should be Sporormiella australis!
At your picture 4 one can see the typical short-stalked asci.
Nice genus!
Best regards
Norbert
Hello Peter, Norbert
thanks for the name of the sporormiella. Nice picture of the different sort of the sporomiella. What's the use of indian ink?
groeten
Hannie
with the preparation in indian ink gelatinous sheath, caudae, some germ slits and similar elements are better to see.
However, the procedur is often unsuccessful.
Greetings
Peter.
thanks for expalnation Peter,groet
Hannie