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Stefan Blaser

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Hemileucoglossum (littorale?)
Gernot Friebes, 25-12-2015 20:55
Hi,

in September I found this earth tongue in Liechtenstein, close to the Austrian border. The hyaline ascospores and stipe surface with elongate, hair-like elements lead to Hemileucoglossum and within this genus there's only H. littorale that fits morphologically from what I've read in literature. However, my collection grew on an exposed slope between mosses on calcareous soil (approx. 900 m above sea level) so quite different from the known ecology of H. littorale. Maybe it's a different species? Ascospores are up to 75 µm long with 3–5 septa and they are hyaline when mature and ejected.

Happy to hear your opinion!

Best wishes,
Gernot
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Thomas Læssøe, 25-12-2015 23:41
Re : Hemileucoglossum (littorale?)
In Norway I have found material matching yours both in ecology and morphology and it had a sequence matching material from Littorella-lakes in Denmark - so apparentely H. littorale has a wider ecology that previously thought also confer the Iberian paper.
cheers
Thomas Læssøe, 25-12-2015 23:41
Re : Hemileucoglossum (littorale?)
In Norway I have found material matching yours both in ecology and morphology and it had a sequence matching material from Littorella-lakes in Denmark - so apparentely H. littorale has a wider ecology that previously thought also confer the Iberian paper.
cheers
Gernot Friebes, 26-12-2015 18:31
Re : Hemileucoglossum (littorale?)
Hi Thomas,

oh, that's very interesting! Thanks a lot for your response!

Best wishes,
Gernot