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Sporormiella on reindeer
Maren Kamke,
18-02-2017 11:27
Hi everybody,could anyone help me with this Sporormiella?
http://www.pilzforum.eu/board/thema-noch-eine-sporormiella-auf-ren
Thanks
Regards, Maren
Michel Delpont,
18-02-2017 14:37
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Hello Maren.
Delicate and difficult to be certain of determination. In my opinion, this is close to the S.intermedia group (S.teretispora, S. australis, S.similis). I have already faced this problem.
Michel.
Delicate and difficult to be certain of determination. In my opinion, this is close to the S.intermedia group (S.teretispora, S. australis, S.similis). I have already faced this problem.
Michel.
Maren Kamke,
19-02-2017 08:19
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Hi Michel,
thank you for your opinion. It seems as if none in the S. intermedia group fits properly. Unfortunately I have no decription of S. similis.
Regards, Maren
thank you for your opinion. It seems as if none in the S. intermedia group fits properly. Unfortunately I have no decription of S. similis.
Regards, Maren
Norbert Heine,
19-02-2017 13:59
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Difficult problem, Maren!
With the second cell broader than the others, the species remembers to Sporormiella scandinavica. But for this the ascospores seem to be too small.
I'll attach the description of this species to compare.
Sporormiella grandispora could be another suggestion.
The spore size fits very well but the germ slits have to be +/- parallel.
Maybe, it's an undescribed species from the intermedia group, like Michel writes.
Sporormiella similis was described by Khan & Cain in 1979 (Can.J.Bot. 51).
I'll send it to you in private, because it is too large to attach it here.
Best regards, Norbert
With the second cell broader than the others, the species remembers to Sporormiella scandinavica. But for this the ascospores seem to be too small.
I'll attach the description of this species to compare.
Sporormiella grandispora could be another suggestion.
The spore size fits very well but the germ slits have to be +/- parallel.
Maybe, it's an undescribed species from the intermedia group, like Michel writes.
Sporormiella similis was described by Khan & Cain in 1979 (Can.J.Bot. 51).
I'll send it to you in private, because it is too large to attach it here.
Best regards, Norbert
Sporormia-borealis-irregularis-scandinavica-Egeland-Nytt-Mag.-Bot.-16-1969-0001.pdf
Michel Delpont,
19-02-2017 14:19
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Hello Norbert, in agreement with you, I had also thought of S.grandispora. Species close to that presented by Maren there is always a character that does not correspond. I would also be interested in the description of S.similis that I do not have, thank you.
Michel.
Michel.
Michel Delpont,
19-02-2017 14:26
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Do not do anything Norbert, I found the description of S.Similis, misclassified!
MicheL.
MicheL.
Maren Kamke,
19-02-2017 17:52
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Thanks a lot, Nobi, for the literature.
But even S. similis, S. grandispora nor S. scandinavica fits. So I also think, that it is an undescribed species. I'll attach two further pictures of the germ slits, they are definitely not parallel.
Regards, Maren
But even S. similis, S. grandispora nor S. scandinavica fits. So I also think, that it is an undescribed species. I'll attach two further pictures of the germ slits, they are definitely not parallel.
Regards, Maren
Norbert Heine,
19-02-2017 20:50
Re : Sporormiella on reindeer
Thanks, Maren for the further pictures.
Maybe Sporormiella "miniscandinavica" spec. nov. ;-)
Regards, Norbert
Maybe Sporormiella "miniscandinavica" spec. nov. ;-)
Regards, Norbert