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A former Bryoscyphus turbinatus new collection
Michel Hairaud, 20-06-2019 17:09
Michel Hairaud

Bonjour,


Je me souviens de la phrase : Namen sind halt Schall und Rauch  répondant à la question d'Elisabeth dans http://www.ascofrance.fr/search_forum/55278 ...


Voici une nouvelle récolte de cette belle espèce , sur la mousse déterminée par Christian Hurtado comme Pleuroscleropodium purum.


Asques 80-1000 x 9-10 , H-, IKI R, Calycina-type. Spores 17-20 (23) x 3,5-4 Paraphyses x 3-4,5 with round VBs inly conspicuous in CRB, often forked. Extal globulosa , crystals ++.


I agree with a placement outside Bryoscyphus , including for morphological reasons . I did not clearly understand from former discussions on Ascofrance whether sequences have benn actually compared with Arachno scypha/peziza species.


Amitiés


Michel

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Hans-Otto Baral, 20-06-2019 21:00
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : A former Bryoscyphus turbinatus new collection
I do not know, it was perhaps more a morphological reason. Sequences show in Blast a relationship to Hyaloscyphaceae.