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Bonjour à tous,Voici quelque chose dont je ne sais même pas s'il s'agit ou non d'un ascomycète !?
Sur cône pourri d'épicéa dans le drain d'une pessière.
Observations dans l'eau et dans le lugol. On voit comme des petites ruches en paille tressée…
Merci d'avance pour vos pistes !
Bernard
the conidia look as of Helicoon sp. Are you sure they derive from these minute apothecioid looking fruitbodies?
Regards
Martin
Thank you very much for your message!
I just revisit this little mushroom and I find the same microscopy. I did not know the genus Helicoon and it's true that it looks like it quite microscopy !
Is ecology would know the species ?
Bernard
Bernard
the conidia of Helicoon are born from single or branched conidiophores, it is a Hyphomycete. No fruitbodies in a broader sense are expected here. I consider these as a contamination or a parasite on your tiny apothecia. Did you try to squash of them slightly in a mount, so they are still visible in their shape?
Is picture 7 again with Lugol or is this conidium naturally brown?
By the way: in the lower Part of pic 7 are maybe the asci of the white apothecia visible....
Regards
Martin
Thank you for the informations !
I have again taken small "apothecia" on spruce cone and I observed in the water without squashing them and confirm that they are the spiral conidia. The picture 7 was made in water, since the brown conidie would probably mature.
Here are 4 pictures made in water and without squashing.
Bernard
I do not know anything about this genus ! That discovery for me!
Best regards,
Bernard
But still we don't know the identity of Bernards teleomorph ascomycete.
Bernard, please try a squash with asci and paraphyses. Don't let you be diverted by the big conidia... ;-)
Regards
Martin
Bernard
but this H. uncipila is a yellow species. The one presented in this thread is white to translucent... Not necessarily a Molisia by beeing the possible teleomorph of the Helicodendron.
Regards
Martin
I'll watch the cone again, but actually I saw on a resin flow another white ascomycete. I will give news tonight.
Best regards,
Bernard
Here are micro and macro pictures of another fungus that grew on the same cone (with Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila and Helicodendron giganteum).
Conidia are globose and uniguttulated : 2,5 mu diameter
Are there a possible relationship with Helicodendron giganteum or not ?
Thanks in advance for your answer !
Bernard
this is just another anamorphous fungus. No idea which one.
But you did show in picture seven a glimpse in a squash of the first one. I marked the asci with a red arrow. Are those apos gone?
Regards
Martin
No I still have apothecia of Hamatocanthoscypha uncipula which is drawn the picture 7. Do you want I observe apothecia of this species again ?
Bernard
Thank you for your message and congratulations on your beautiful photos!
Do you think Helicodendron giganteum can be an imperfect form of Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila or the presence of these two species on the same cone is it coincidence?
Best regards,
Bernard