22-01-2015 20:46
Miguel Ángel Ribes
Hello, good nightI have this small (1-2 mm broad)
25-01-2015 09:45
Vasileios Kaounas
I want to ask a question. Can we only from a featu
25-01-2015 09:31
Nina FilippovaI was following Barr (1970) for identification of
24-01-2015 14:31
Nina FilippovaGood day to everyone,there is some uncertainty wit
23-01-2015 20:56
Godorova Olga
Hello. I thought, I've found some tiny Cheilymenia
23-01-2015 18:08
Godorova Olga
Hello. I've found these on rotten stems of grass i
23-01-2015 16:06
Malcolm Greaves
This second Ascobolus was found on Alpaca dung but
Hola tengo estas muestras recogidas en Tamarix.Lo mas cercano que veo es Mollisia rosae, pero esta es de Rosal, no se si saldra en otro sustrato o simplemente estoy equivocado y puede ser una Pyrenopeziza.
La mayor medida es de 0,53 mm.
Excipulo de color marron con celulas globosas a subglobosas.
Ascas con croziers, J-, miden entre 52--56 x 5,5--7.
Esporas 8--12 x 1,8--2,3 con una gota lipidica en cada extremo.
Parafisis X 3--X 3,5, apice redondeado.
Pelos 40--70 X 4, apice mas inflado 5--6,5.
Con KOH los pelos marrones viran a grises
Con Melzer J -
Un saludo
Rafael
Hello,
this is a Mollisia ss. str (no Pyrenopeziza)., and I think this could be Mollisia ligni.
The spores are a little too long for this species, but the rest would fit.
The ascus porus reaction, is it really negative?
Did you observe the shape of the fruitbodies, when it is slowly drying? Does it become triangular when slowly dehydrating?
best regards,
Andreas
A ver si nos podemos ir acercando
Rafael
Rafael
Con Melzer muy positivo da suave, Casi inperceptible
Rafael
Hola Rafael,
the shape of the ascomata is very typical for Mollisia lignI!
So I would have no probelms to name this M. ligni (non ss. BREITENBACH & KRÄNZLIN!!)
best regards,
Andreas