
21-05-2017 00:06

Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de un asco que hemo

19-05-2017 07:54

Bonjour.Récolté sur crottes de ragondin (Myocast

20-05-2017 19:24

Good day for everybody, I have a question, if any

20-05-2017 21:18

Bonsoir à tous,Sur brindille de Larix decidua au

20-05-2017 08:43

Hola, Alguno de Ustedes Tiene La siguiente Clave d

12-05-2017 23:36
Jan KnuimanHello everyone, This Peziza sp. was found growing

11-05-2017 16:27
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a todosMe presento, esta es mi primera partic

07-05-2017 22:44

Bonsoir à tous,Cet après-midi, j'ai trouvé cet

29-04-2017 21:16
Danièle CarbonnelJ'ai trouvé cette pezize sur un branche de Fagus

13-05-2017 20:58
Per VetlesenGrowing on Juniperus communis wood in Stange, Norw

a) spores uniseptées, étranglées : 15,5-17x5,5-6
b) conidies présentes
Je pense à Mycosphaerella superflua.
D'accord ?
Bernard

maybe, I am not sure, first it reminds me on Didymella sp., which also occurs on dead Urtica stems. I have a quite similar collection on Galium aparine which I had identified as D. exigua.
I guess M. superflua has smaller spores, like they are shown on Enrique's photos.
regards,
björn

Thank you for your answer! Does someone can show me photos of Enrique?
Big thank you in advance!
Bernard
I think Björn is referring to this page: http://www.ascofrance.fr/search_recolte/3477
Best wishes,
Gernot

For now, I do not see clear about the differences between the two species. I will check the size of the spores again.
For you, what would be the single most useful to separate the two species?
Bernard