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Bonsoir tousA recent good collection of Incrucipulum ciliare encouraged me to have a detailed look at this fungus.
The addition of Lugol's showed a very convincing hemiamyloid reaction of the ascus tips, but what intrigued me was the fact that a similar effect (glycogen concentration?) was observable at the tips of the spores - of both those within the asci and those already expelled. It was difficult to make out, but this staining seemed to be connected in some cases to a kind of 'cap' at the ends of the spores.
I wonder if other AF members have noticed this phenomenon?
cordialement
Chris
I had noticed the "nasse apicale" when I looked at your photo's / drawings of I. ciliare; another pic from my collection is here - showing it rather well:
LG
Chris
cheers,
Stip
Stip
Hello,
A collection from Bosnia&Herzegovina, September this year; first picture in water, the rest in IKI
Regards
thank you for this - so all across Europe! What a wonderful resource ASCOFrance is . . . .
sve najbolje
Chris
Hello, Chris
You're welcome
Tako?e :)
Nihad













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