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Mathias Hass
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Yannick Mourgues
Hi to all. Here is a specie that can may be relat
Calycina claroflava ?
Castillo Joseba,
14-03-2017 14:03
En carrizo (Arundo)A mi me parecen C. claroflava pero le veo las esporas algo grandes
A ver que opinais
Joseba
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
14-03-2017 14:14
Re : Calycina claroflava ?
Hi Joseba,
the substrate and the large spores more likely indicate Calycina (as claroflava earlier Bisporella) scolochloae. But - this should have 3-septate (at least some) and multiguttulate spores. The spores you show do not look alive.
So ...
Best regards, Lothar
Kosonen Timo,
15-03-2017 07:44
Re : Calycina claroflava ?
Hello,
Just a thought, how about a Hamatocanthoscypha with inconspicious hairs... (and on non softwood substrate for the change)? That would explain the spores...
shoot me down,
Timo
Just a thought, how about a Hamatocanthoscypha with inconspicious hairs... (and on non softwood substrate for the change)? That would explain the spores...
shoot me down,
Timo