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Scutellinia on previously submerged log
Malcolm Greaves,
14-08-2015 00:43
We have had a lot of dry weather lately and a log in an area normally underwater has produced this Scutellinia.Hairs are mostly curved max 900 x 30 up to 20 septa and with large forked base. The spores average 20.5 x 14.5 with distinct warts of differing sizes.
Could this be S patagonica?
Thanks
Mal
DirkW,
14-08-2015 00:57
Re : Scutellinia on previously submerged log
salut mal,
this would be something out of s. subhirtella (complex?) to me. let's wait on bernard-monography ;-)
best
dirk
this would be something out of s. subhirtella (complex?) to me. let's wait on bernard-monography ;-)
best
dirk
Malcolm Greaves,
14-08-2015 16:47
Re : Scutellinia on previously submerged log
Thanks Dirk
I did look at S subhirtella but I based my suggestion on the split in Schumacher.
...ascospores broadly ellipsoid tubercles and warts unevenly dispersed - S patagonica
...ascospores ellipsoid tubercles evenly distributed - S subhirtella
and the first seemed to fit better.
Mal
I did look at S subhirtella but I based my suggestion on the split in Schumacher.
...ascospores broadly ellipsoid tubercles and warts unevenly dispersed - S patagonica
...ascospores ellipsoid tubercles evenly distributed - S subhirtella
and the first seemed to fit better.
Mal
Michel Delpont,
15-08-2015 08:07
Re : Scutellinia on previously submerged log
Hi
Can be effectively towards S.patagonica but have you compared precisely with S.crinita? I find it quite regularly in this kind of environment.
Michel.
Can be effectively towards S.patagonica but have you compared precisely with S.crinita? I find it quite regularly in this kind of environment.
Michel.
Malcolm Greaves,
15-08-2015 10:36
Re : Scutellinia on previously submerged log
Michel
I have found various species on this boggy nature reserve and S. crinita is one of the most common. I actually found one on the same visit on a small piece of wood.
This particular specimen had spores up to 15µ so I felt that took S crinita out of the picture. I didnt feel S patagonica fitted perfectly but it was the closest I could get.
Mal
I have found various species on this boggy nature reserve and S. crinita is one of the most common. I actually found one on the same visit on a small piece of wood.
This particular specimen had spores up to 15µ so I felt that took S crinita out of the picture. I didnt feel S patagonica fitted perfectly but it was the closest I could get.
Mal
Michel Delpont,
15-08-2015 13:37
Re : Scutellinia on previously submerged log
OK! I hope you can confirm one way or another, with other later crops.
Michel.
Michel.