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Blasco Rafael,
15-08-2015 16:14
Hola, he visto esta Sporormiella sobre excremento de Ciervo o similar, a 1400 m, por los apices de la Espora redondeados creo que puede ser S. cylindrospora, sin mucha seguridad, que les parece???,las fotos macro no valen mucho pero alguna indicacion pueden dar,
Incrustada en el estiercol, asomando un cuello muy corto.
0,39 diametro X 0,52 altura.
Esporas recubiertas de una masa gelatinosa, miden 82---90 X 16---17.
Ascas J-, Crozier -, miden 270---320 X 30---38.
Parafisis septadas, hialinas, estrechandose en el septo.
Un saludo
Rafael
Michel Delpont,
15-08-2015 17:47
Re : Sporormiella-- posible cylindrospora--
La dimensions des spores pourrait bien correspondre, mais sur les photos on ne voit pas les fentes germinatives ni la base des asques; compare aussi avec S.teretispora.
MIchel.
MIchel.
Blasco Rafael,
15-08-2015 19:47
Peter Püwert,
15-08-2015 20:11
Re : Sporormiella-- possible cylindrospora--
Hi Michel and Rafael,
according to my opinion is the already Sp. cylindrospora. Nevertheless, in the first article is to be seen very short ascus-stipe (image 4, 10) The spores size also speaks for the supposed species, the separate cells have possibly the same form. Of the form and position of the germ slit are sometimes suitable respectively often not appreciatively, with both species likely also not to the distinction.
Greetings
Peter.
according to my opinion is the already Sp. cylindrospora. Nevertheless, in the first article is to be seen very short ascus-stipe (image 4, 10) The spores size also speaks for the supposed species, the separate cells have possibly the same form. Of the form and position of the germ slit are sometimes suitable respectively often not appreciatively, with both species likely also not to the distinction.
Greetings
Peter.

















