09-01-2011 20:10
VASILEIOS KAOUNASWas found like a rotten twig, rather Quercus sp.
09-01-2011 20:05
philippe clowezBonjour, Afin d'être le plus complet possible s
09-01-2011 13:10
Yatsiuk Iryna
Hello, Forum! Is that discomycete what I think
05-01-2011 18:36
Milanka TanaskovicBonjour, Voici les conidies de deux champignons i
03-01-2011 00:43
Javier OrmadGood year. I present this specimen found on fallen
01-01-2011 12:12
Alex Akulov
Dear Friends Happy New year to all! Today I foun
diameter 3-4 mmasci 156-182
spores 20-24,5 x 12-13,5
ascomycetes-09-03-15-0001.pdf
Hello,
this is an Octospora. I am not sure about the moss, so I do not guess about the species.
Regards, Lothar
Maybe a burnt site, maybe Funaria, maybe Octospora excipulata (= O. roxheimii)...
Too many "maybes"! We need more data...
Raúl
found in my garden under a pomegranate tree, was not burnt area.
What Raul writes can well be right, anyway. Funaria hygrometrica does not exclusively grow on burnt sites. And if it is Funaria, O. excipulata ist very likely correct. After Rauls suggestion, I noticed the slightly thick-walled spores typical of this species.
Regards from Lothar