31-01-2017 06:51
Viktorie Halasu
Good morning,I was given exsiccate of this nice di
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Roland LabbéBonjour !Voici un Arachnopeziza que nous croyons Ã
31-01-2017 19:40
David Vaudoré
Bonjour à tousJe vous soumet ce champignon trouvÃ
01-02-2017 10:23
Björn NordénAnyone here who happens to know the etymology of t
31-01-2017 22:50
Bernard CLESSE
Une idée sur cet asco trouvé cet après-midi sur
31-01-2017 20:27
Enrique Rubio
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Stephen Martin Mifsud
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Lepista ZacariasHi everyone, I think it's a Hysterobrevium again
30-01-2017 17:38
David Vaudoré
Bonjour à tousPour mon premier message je vous so
I found following species in the garden on old leaves of Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia'.
At first sight I thought it could be Eupropolella brittanica but there are some problems:
1. I couldn't find any ascospores
2. apothecia are not amphigenous
3. the oildroplets in paraphyses are bright yellow
Is this species known to anyone?
looking at those coloured paraphysis contents would lead me to suspect you have immature Trochila laurocerasi there . . . .
best wishes
Chris
Thx for your suggestion, Chris.
I have also thought of it but because of the fact that the apothecia were not opening by teeth, I doubt.
I shall follow this species futher up.
Kindly regards,
William