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                    Patrice TANCHAUD,
                06-11-2015 18:01
    
    sur feuillu, spores 4,5-5,2 x 1,8-2,2 µm. Peut-être O. coccinella ?
Merci.
Patrice
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                06-11-2015 18:29            
            
                Re : Orbilia
                Hi Patrice
The spores look very cylindrical, quite unusual for O. eucalypti = coccinella s.auct. (typical O. coccinella is a nordic species with reniform spores).
Can you show me an ascus photo too? What is the substrate and was it on the moist ground? The colour is a bit intense, unless it grew exposed for repeated drying.
I have one collection with cylindrical spores, see below. It grew in 3 m above ground on an attached branch.
Zotto
                
                                    
                    
                
                
                
                
                            The spores look very cylindrical, quite unusual for O. eucalypti = coccinella s.auct. (typical O. coccinella is a nordic species with reniform spores).
Can you show me an ascus photo too? What is the substrate and was it on the moist ground? The colour is a bit intense, unless it grew exposed for repeated drying.
I have one collection with cylindrical spores, see below. It grew in 3 m above ground on an attached branch.
Zotto
                                    Patrice TANCHAUD,
                                06-11-2015 22:21            
            Re : Orbilia
                Je suis désolé mais maintenant voici les spores que j'observe, il s'agit donc d'O. leucostigma. Les premières observées étaient probablement des spores parasites car je doute qu'il y ait deux espèces ici.
                
                                    
                    
                
                
                
                
                            I'm sorry but here are the spores that I observed, it is therefore O. leucostigma. The first observed were probably parasites spores because I doubt that there are two species here.
Patrice
                
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