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For the moment I looked enough at Peziza (although I still have a number of collections that perhaps will be shown here later).
Before I take this under the microscope my question:
Does somebody have a hint only macroscopically? I am not sure if I ever saw a "Cyathipodia" with such brown (and not grey) colors before.
And second: what should I look for under the microscope to prove a possible suggestion of you?
Found 30.06.2015 in Southern Norway: Telemark, Ravensjuv - possilbe trees in the vicinity are Picea, Salix or Betula.
Who has an hint?
Regards from Lothar
Gilbert
Hello Gilbert,
thank you very much for your proposal.
Yes - that*s what makes Helvella problematic - often no significant microscopic differences. But I will compare and maybe I become sure.
Yours, Lothar
Hallo Lothar,
passt makroskopisch ganz exakt zu H. solitaria wie ich sie aus dem Rheintal aus den Kiefern bestandenen sandigen Kieshalden dort kenne.
beste Grüße,
Andreas
Hallo Andreas,
vielen Dank! - dann denke ich, kann ich es als H. solitaria abspeichern.
Lieben Gruß aus winterlichem Schwabenland
Lothar