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Lydia KoelmansPlease can anyone tell me the species name of the
Apothecium on Juniperus
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 10:04

The first look I thought That i was looking to on Patellaria, but when I saw the micro my opinion has changed.
I have see no reaction with lugol
I think the images will express themselves better than my words
Thanks for the help
Angel
Hans-Otto Baral,
04-01-2017 10:17

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
Could you please give a spore size? The hymenial base looks like showing a reddish stain in IKI. It would be worth to check the IKI-reaction also after KOH-treatment, maybe it would be blue then.
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 11:40
Hans-Otto Baral,
04-01-2017 12:09

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
For my database query I need spore length and width. Your length has an error: 61-73?
So you got a blue reaction after KOH? It is not easily seen on your photo.
So you got a blue reaction after KOH? It is not easily seen on your photo.
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 12:18
Hans-Otto Baral,
04-01-2017 12:33

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
o.k., I find 45-61 x 3 µm. The blue I see now, but it is not present already without KOH? Because in Patellaria occurs a blue pigment in water or KOH.
Pragmopora spp., Therrya spp. and Grovesiella abieticola have inamyloid hymenia.
Your fungus grows superficially, resembling indeed a Patellaria, but so long spores I do not know there.
Zotto
Pragmopora spp., Therrya spp. and Grovesiella abieticola have inamyloid hymenia.
Your fungus grows superficially, resembling indeed a Patellaria, but so long spores I do not know there.
Zotto
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 12:35

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
I am doing the reaction again
Martin Bemmann,
04-01-2017 14:12

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
Couldn't it be a lichenized Stictis (urceolatum)?
Regards
Martin
Regards
Martin
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 16:17

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
Hello Martin, the morphology of apothecium in my opinion is very different, dont you think so Martin?
I don´t know anythink about it
Thanks Martin
I don´t know anythink about it
Thanks Martin
Hans-Otto Baral,
04-01-2017 16:23

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
I now confirm it is hemiamyloid. So my suggested genera are out of question.
No idea. A lichenization I do not see on the photo., but I may be wrong.
No idea. A lichenization I do not see on the photo., but I may be wrong.
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 16:32

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
I do not see either licheniziaton, I think it is a Dothideomycete, but I am not sure
Angel
Angel
Hans-Otto Baral,
04-01-2017 16:56

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
Yes, but Dothideomycetes are very often inamyloid, as far as I can see. I know some discoid ones which are hemiamyloid, genera Baggea or Melaspilea, but none has such long spores.
Martin Bemmann,
04-01-2017 19:25

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
it was tempting to compare with Stictis/Conotrema urceolatum.
http://mushroomobserver.org/observer/show_observation/44379
http://lichenportal.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=2951057
But I did not find original microscopy descriptions.
Angel, do you have an overview of apothecia?
Regards
Martin
http://mushroomobserver.org/observer/show_observation/44379
http://lichenportal.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=2951057
But I did not find original microscopy descriptions.
Angel, do you have an overview of apothecia?
Regards
Martin
Angel Pintos,
04-01-2017 19:59
Martin Bemmann,
05-01-2017 11:07

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
There seems to be a white crust around the apothecia, but morphology looks different, indeed.
Regards
Martin
Regards
Martin
Angel Pintos,
05-01-2017 12:05

Re : Apothecium on Juniperus
What you see is in small apothecia a part of the host tissue after having broken it
regards
Angel
regards
Angel