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Spadiceiform
Malcolm Greaves,
21-07-2017 11:57
I have seen one or two examples of paraphyses being described as "spadiceiform" at the apex. Could someone give me an explanation as I cannot find a definition of this word.Thanks
Mal
Martin Bemmann,
21-07-2017 12:04
Re : Spadiceiform
Hi Mal,
I think this is derived from spadix, e.g. shape of a corn cob.
Cheers Martin
I think this is derived from spadix, e.g. shape of a corn cob.
Cheers Martin
Jean-Jacques DELAHAYE,
21-07-2017 12:33
Re : Spadiceiform
Hello Malcolm and Martin
I have find this
"Blend of sessile flowers on a single spike or panicle spindle wrapped before flowering by a large bract called spathe, which is found especially in palms and arums. [This diverticulum] has the shape of a bag slightly swollen in a club, bounded by a special membrane, and constitutes what is called spadice".
Jean-Jacques
I have find this
"Blend of sessile flowers on a single spike or panicle spindle wrapped before flowering by a large bract called spathe, which is found especially in palms and arums. [This diverticulum] has the shape of a bag slightly swollen in a club, bounded by a special membrane, and constitutes what is called spadice".
Jean-Jacques
Chris Yeates,
21-07-2017 16:14
Re : Spadiceiform
Hi Mal
think cuckoo pint: http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/35200/35287/spadix_arum_35287_lg.gif
regards
Chris
think cuckoo pint: http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/35200/35287/spadix_arum_35287_lg.gif
regards
Chris
Malcolm Greaves,
22-07-2017 12:08
Re : Spadiceiform
Thanks for the replies. So I assume rather than swollen at the apex like most paraphyses they are swollen just below the apex.
Mal
Mal
Chris Yeates,
22-07-2017 17:07
Re : Spadiceiform
Rather - I think - like the Arum spadix, with a narrow parallel-sided basal portion and then broadening (again more or less parallel-sided) for the rest of its length. Out of interest what is the fungus to which this epithet has been applied?
Chris
Chris
Malcolm Greaves,
22-07-2017 18:49
Re : Spadiceiform
Some of the Scutellinia species Chris what else;)
Mal
Mal
Jean-Jacques DELAHAYE,
23-07-2017 09:07
Re : Spadiceiform
Hello Malcolm
See attached a Spadice. The form is this one.
cordially
Jean-Jacques
See attached a Spadice. The form is this one.
cordially
Jean-Jacques
Spadiciforme-0001.jpg
Malcolm Greaves,
23-07-2017 10:59
Re : Spadiceiform
Now I know what to look for. Thanks.
Mal
Mal