Hi Joseba,

looks like a Mytilidion. Maybe later I look up what species is possible - don`t have all characters in my mind ...

Regards from Lothar

I just looked in Ellis&Ellis - and found that the species treated do not fit fully. Mostly fits M. mytilinellum, but the spores are too broad in your collection. I just compared own microfotos and yes: the spores are more narrow.

So - a more experienced person should help you ...

Best regards, Lothar

Yes it's a Mytilinidion species.

But, with these features, we can think it's an undescribed species.

The ascomata are not scutate, can you confirm ?

It looks like other Mytilinidion species, but no one in the key has such ascospores.

Amazing !

Alain

 scutate means "formed like a buckler". Ascomata is not really conchate ; thus it shows generally a base. You can see that with Mytilinidion acicola.

Alain

No se si podré hacer un corte para verlo

Mirando esta publicación .. http://www.eboehm.com/mytilinidion.html

 3. Las ascosporas 23-25 x 4-4,5 (-5) micras, 3-septadas; California, el Sequoia ? mytilinidion californicum Ellis y Harkness

Me parecio que se adecuaba mucho a esta especie


Si quieres  te puedo enviar  material


Joseba

Yes, if we consider only ascospores feature, M. californicum would be a good suggestion. But  ascomata shape doesn't fit,  that's the reason why I ask you informations.

You can send me material, please.

Very interesting, indeed,

Alain

Alain recuerdame  tu dirección para mandarte la muestra


Joseba

Hi Joseba,

Here is my adress :

Alain GARDIENNET

14 rue roulette

21260 VERONNES (France)

Thank you !

Alain