18-05-2019 21:17
Django GrootmyersHello, I have been having trouble identifying this
22-05-2019 18:10
Thomas LæssøeI have encountered scanty materiale of a tiny (!)
21-05-2019 18:13
Blasco Rafael
Hola, alguna idea de que genero mirar, me recuerda
20-05-2019 22:07
Ethan CrensonIn New York City on what I believe are raccoon dro
22-05-2019 16:05
Eike- Milorad Heinemann
Hello together on saturday we found also this Mol
21-05-2019 21:41
Eike- Milorad Heinemann
Hello together on saturday we found this Pyrenope
22-05-2019 11:10
BERNARD CLESSE
Bonjour à toutes et tous,Auriez-vous une idée su
21-05-2019 11:21
Castillo Joseba
Me mandan el material desde Galicia, recolectado
Ombrophila rivulorum?
Johan Myhrer,
21-09-2018 15:10
Central sweden in a marsh by a shallow lake I found a few of these highly gelatinous discs on wet decomposed debris (mostly Carex and Typha) on the very wet ground. Key in Ellis & Ellis led me to Ombrophila violacea which seemed close enough to begin with, spore size a little big though and only small LBs in spores. So I began digging in "archives" and O. rivulorum was a good fit. Or maybe its O. violacea anyway? The latter automatically being changed into O. janthina in Swedish database Dyntaxa. Can't be right can it?
Spores: ~13-14,5x4-5,5µm (IKI+ with 2 red spots)
Asci IKI+ blue apically
Medulla very loose and with small chrystals.
/Johan Myhrer
Hans-Otto Baral,
21-09-2018 21:40
Re : Ombrophila rivulorum?
IthinkO.rivulorum is excluded because of the lacking large LBs, but my folder rivulorum without large LBs could fit. AlsoO. translucens seemsto be very similar.