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19-10-2024 16:44

B Shelbourne B Shelbourne

• Macro and habitat suggest Hymenoscyphus (s.s.)

17-10-2024 11:14

Michel Hairaud Michel Hairaud

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Maria Plekkenpol

Hello, I hope someone can help :). On dung of (wil

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Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

Hi to somebodyI have seen that there are some dive

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Gustaf Fredell Gustaf Fredell

Hello,A while ago I collected this pyrenomycete wh

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Yannick Mourgues Yannick Mourgues

Hi. I'm looking for the description of Anisomerid

16-10-2024 21:58

Philippe  Larue Philippe Larue

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16-10-2024 12:29

B Shelbourne B Shelbourne

• Chloroscypha was suggested to me, macro and ha

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Blasco Rafael Blasco Rafael

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B Shelbourne B Shelbourne

• Macro and habitat suggest Ascocoryne.• The l

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Scutellinia
Malcolm Greaves, 01-06-2016 16:39
Malcolm  GreavesThis specimen was one of a few on the moss covered bark of a fallen (salix) log in an area of marshy ground alongside a lake.
The apothecia was 5mm across with short hairs most between 250-300 one or two up to 370 x 18-20. Thick skinned at 3-4. Most hairs had simple roots some bi-furcate rarely tri-furcate.
Spores were broadly ellipsoid (in water) 20.45 x 14.46 (av of 15 spores). The ornamentation was of medium sized warts coalescing. I could find no sign of the outer wall loosening in heated LCB but one or two were wrinkled after the treatment.
S superba is the closest fit but I am not confident.
Any thoughts welcome.
Mal
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Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 01-06-2016 19:03
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Re : Scutellinia
And why not S. nigrohirtula (complex)?
Malcolm Greaves, 01-06-2016 21:16
Malcolm  Greaves
Re : Scutellinia
Nicholas,
I am still looking for the thin unrooted (or inconspicuous bi-tri furcate) hairs shown in Schumacher rather than these pronounced roots but I know Benat has mentioned before that there is almost certainly a complex around this species probably with some on wood and others on soil.
Many thanks
Mal