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Geoglossum subumbratile?
Martzuku Eleni,
12-02-2019 15:49
About 10 cm, euamyloid asci tips, Paraphyses with curved terminal cells, terminal cell = 30-40 ?m.
Asci: (180) 181.7 - 202.4 (212.2) µm.
Spores (from sporeprint) with 7 septa (there were also a 10% with none septum): (74.3) 79.4 - 89.8 (91.7) × (86.1) 86.14 - 89.86 (89.9) µm.
Martzuku Eleni,
12-02-2019 15:52
Re : Geoglossum subumbratile?
paraphysis
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
12-02-2019 15:58
Re : Geoglossum subumbratile?
I fear nobody can tell you which earth tongue this is. Your microscope foto shows nothing for me, no paraphyses (where?).
Even with accurate microscopy it is far from being easy to determine earth tongues, especially because a lot of new species have been described (e.g. subumbratile which I do not know).
So - without better documentation it is hopeless. I don`t think somebody else tells something different.
Best regards, Lothar
Martzuku Eleni,
12-02-2019 16:10
Re : Geoglossum subumbratile?
Thanks.
I used the Arauso-Inglesias key, that's what I have...
(The photo is not good, but you can see the curved terminal cell of a paraphysis...)
I used the Arauso-Inglesias key, that's what I have...
(The photo is not good, but you can see the curved terminal cell of a paraphysis...)
Malcolm Greaves,
15-02-2019 10:35
Re : Geoglossum subumbratile?
One of the main differences between pseudo/sub/umbratile are in the paraphyses. I would suggest a more in depth look at those and better defined photos.
Mal