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Hello,I have trouble distinguishing above mention
Lachnum? Psilachnum?
Filip Fuljer,
19-07-2019 12:34
i found 2 days ago some species on old decomposing Equisetum stems.
Can someone help me with this one?
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Spores - elipsoid, 6,2-8,5x1,63-2,47µm, Q=3,59
Hairs - granulated
Asci - 37,4-46,9x4,25-4,9µm, 8-spored, i am not sure about croziers
Paraphyses - 3,83-5,1µm broad, with VBs
A lot thanks with any ideas.
With friendly regards
Filip
Hans-Otto Baral,
19-07-2019 16:20

Re : Lachnum? Psilachnum?
Hi Filip
this is an interesting collection! A Lachnum indeed, but I am unaware of a species. Croziers are quite sure.
I have no Lachnum on Equisetum in my database. With this character combination it could be L. carneolum (on grasses).
Zotto
this is an interesting collection! A Lachnum indeed, but I am unaware of a species. Croziers are quite sure.
I have no Lachnum on Equisetum in my database. With this character combination it could be L. carneolum (on grasses).
Zotto
Filip Fuljer,
19-07-2019 18:44
Re : Lachnum? Psilachnum?
Thank you for your help, it was old overgrown pond with some characteristic species for this type of habitat, especially plants like Typha sp., Equisetum sp. and Juncus sp., there was peat bog close, too.
Hans-Otto Baral,
19-07-2019 19:19

Re : Lachnum? Psilachnum?
It sometimes happens that specialized species jump on an alien substrate in their normal habitat. Of course, this is only a guess here.
Viktorie Halasu,
19-07-2019 19:57