 
                                    01-09-2009 00:08
 Yannick Mourgues
                Yannick Mourgues
                Re bonsoir. Voici encore un autre Hymenoscyphus
 
                                    31-08-2009 00:00
Hermine Lotz-WinterBonjour, j’ai trouvè un pyrenomycete très i
 
                                    30-08-2009 18:07
 Nicolas VAN VOOREN
                Nicolas VAN VOOREN
                Bonjour. voici les données d'une récolte d'un p
 
                                    29-08-2009 23:49
Gernot FriebesHi again, here I have a Hymenoscyphus-species w
Hypomyces possibly on Suillus collinitus
    
                    Stephen Martin Mifsud,
                28-02-2017 12:45
    
     Hi, this is my first Hypomyces that I am researching and probably I would not be able to identify it to species level, but maybe with your help and direction I could take a learning experience and good path.  The host was under pine and I could see pores so I think that it is probably Suillus collinitus, which is very common bolete under pine trees. The parasite is now a mass of yellow spores, 12-25um wide, distinctly warted (2um wide!), globose, golden yellow. So far I have not seen any other particular structures such as ascii - are they deep inside the tisue or at this advance stage, it is useless.
Hi, this is my first Hypomyces that I am researching and probably I would not be able to identify it to species level, but maybe with your help and direction I could take a learning experience and good path.  The host was under pine and I could see pores so I think that it is probably Suillus collinitus, which is very common bolete under pine trees. The parasite is now a mass of yellow spores, 12-25um wide, distinctly warted (2um wide!), globose, golden yellow. So far I have not seen any other particular structures such as ascii - are they deep inside the tisue or at this advance stage, it is useless.  An interactive key for Hypomyces in the links of this forum is not working - a real pity!
Any help is appreciated...
My simple guess is Hypomyces chrysospermus - from here:
http://www.mushroomexpert.com/hypomyces_chrysospermus.html
 
                

