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Yannick Mourgues
Hi to all. Here is a specie that can may be relat
White asco
Joaquin Martin,
21-09-2016 14:00
I found this asco in mixed forest , on submerged wood.
Has anybody any idea?.
Thank you.
Hans-Otto Baral,
21-09-2016 16:03
Re : White asco
This interesting fungus would need more images. Could you please try a section because of the excipulum, also look for living paraphyses withintact VBs. Would be also good to have a sharp photo of the dead ascus apex in IKI. Presently I have no idea.
Joaquin Martin,
23-09-2016 12:42
Re : White asco
Hi
The collection date is 07/2016/30 therefore these pics are of ecxicata, on rehydrated material.
Best wishes.
The collection date is 07/2016/30 therefore these pics are of ecxicata, on rehydrated material.
Best wishes.
Hans-Otto Baral,
23-09-2016 12:52
Re : White asco
woww! So the excipulum is full of crystals. Is it gelatinized?
If the asci had a hemiamyloid (deep red) apical ring I would say Ombrophila hemiamyloidea. In that species the spores have a gel sheath that reacts reddish with Lugol - your last ascus photos might suggest such reaction.
I think it is this species. You find it as Gelatinomollisia in the Mollisiaceae in my online folders.
If the asci had a hemiamyloid (deep red) apical ring I would say Ombrophila hemiamyloidea. In that species the spores have a gel sheath that reacts reddish with Lugol - your last ascus photos might suggest such reaction.
I think it is this species. You find it as Gelatinomollisia in the Mollisiaceae in my online folders.
Joaquin Martin,
24-09-2016 21:08
Re : White asco
Hi
Ok, it is gelatinized.
The hemiamyloide reaction with the iki is very weak, but I think that it is verified.
Thanks Zotto
Best wishes.
Ok, it is gelatinized.
The hemiamyloide reaction with the iki is very weak, but I think that it is verified.
Thanks Zotto
Best wishes.
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-09-2016 21:30
Re : White asco
Yes! Your magnification is rather small, but the result is clearly hemiamyloid.
Could you please tell me the collection data of this rare fungus?
Could you please tell me the collection data of this rare fungus?
Joaquin Martin,
25-09-2016 11:08
Re : White asco
Hi
The date collection are:
Spain: The Basque country, Gipuzkoa, Irun, 492m, On sumerged branch of Angiosperm , 30.VII.2016, J. Martin (ARAN04215),(30TWN9994)(43.29365323577744,-1.778937578201294)
Thanks again.
The date collection are:
Spain: The Basque country, Gipuzkoa, Irun, 492m, On sumerged branch of Angiosperm , 30.VII.2016, J. Martin (ARAN04215),(30TWN9994)(43.29365323577744,-1.778937578201294)
Thanks again.
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-09-2016 11:57
Re : White asco
Thanks! This would be in Google Earth 485 m alt. and 5 km SSE of Irun.