29-08-2012 18:47
Enrique Rubio
Hi to allThese small and narrowly sessile ascomata
31-07-2012 17:17
Alex Akulov
Dear FriendsCan you help me with the identificatio
20-08-2012 21:31
Bernard Declercq
Hi,A friend of mine sent me a collection on decort
27-08-2012 11:48
Alessio Pierotti
According Mycobank some Polystigma, such as P. tru
26-08-2012 20:46
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Bonjour.Trouvé dans un ruisseau, sur bois mort à
20-04-2012 18:26
Gernot FriebesHi, I have never found E. cerviculata so I would a
22-08-2012 23:01
Bometon Javier
Fructificaciones de aproximadamente 10mm, un poc
22-08-2012 15:52
Alain GARDIENNET
Bonjour, Dans des tiges de Typha angustifolia, au
Smardaea planchonis (Dunal ex Boud.) Korf & W.Y. Zhuang - to confirm
Stephen Martin Mifsud,
28-10-2018 10:26
Hi, I found this small species in Malta which I think it is Smardaea planchonis, characterised with shallow cupulate violetish-black ascocarps growing from limestone-clayey soil close to pine trees. Some basic features:
Ascocarps: 7-15mm wide
Ascum average size: 165.7 µm x 12.3 µm
Iodine reaction to Ascum tips: J-
Spore average size: 9 µm x 8.9 µm
The differences I observed from the type are:
- Paraphyses are sometimes lobed or even branched
- Spores a bit smaller (but within the range)
- Asci shorter
Just a question: Why I can't see the operculum? IS there a particular technique to see it or it just drops off?
