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Marja Pennanen,
05-09-2014 01:28
it is late and I have tried to determine this peculiar collection.
These grow on a Vaccinium uliginosum leaf. They are up to 0,7 mm wide and stipate.
The hairs are unfamiliar to me, so I'm expecting a new genus for me.
They are septate and seems to have something brush like on the top of them.
They are up to 250x5-7 long.
The spores are about 12-16x2,5-3 and have droplets (or warts, can't be sure).
The asci are about 55-62x5-7, IKI reaction very mild, if some.
Paraphyses are weakly lanceolate, about 2 micrometers wide.
The marginal cells are long, about 40x5-7.
The collection is only one leaf with a few fruitbodies, is there any reason to go and try to find more?
Marja
Martin Bemmann,
05-09-2014 08:32
Re : Even the hairy genus unknown
Dear Marja,
the "brush" on top of the hairs are crystals. This could be Incrucipulum virtembergense.
Best
Martin
the "brush" on top of the hairs are crystals. This could be Incrucipulum virtembergense.
Best
Martin
Marja Pennanen,
05-09-2014 20:36
Re : Even the hairy genus unknown
Dear Martin,
danke schön!
Yes, it must be Incrucipulum virtembergense, a new genus for me.
This is on the ascomycete list of Finland as Lachnum virtembergense and has been determined by Raitviir.
No wonder, that I could not determine this, if proffessionals here could not do that...
The funny crystals look like a brush when you see them with 500x magnification ;)
Marja
danke schön!
Yes, it must be Incrucipulum virtembergense, a new genus for me.
This is on the ascomycete list of Finland as Lachnum virtembergense and has been determined by Raitviir.
No wonder, that I could not determine this, if proffessionals here could not do that...
The funny crystals look like a brush when you see them with 500x magnification ;)
Marja