14-09-2019 21:53
Maria PlekkenpolHolland, 07-09-2019. In riverclay area on soil (ol
14-09-2019 18:16
Edvin Johannesen
Rather large apothecia (up to 12 mm) on dead wood,
15-09-2019 01:46
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a tod@sAdjunto fotos de unas Tricharinas sp,
05-09-2019 11:03
Simon KennedyI would be grateful, if anyone could let me have a
13-09-2019 07:32
Josep Torres
Hola.Hongo fotografiado anteayer sobre unas agalla
Bonjour,
J'ai récolté cette espèce sur Rubus idaeus en zone alpine pour laquelle je ne trouve pas l'identité . Asques 155_160 x 12-13 Spores 70-75 x 3 µm , paraphyses enroulées x 2µm
Merci de votre aide
Amitiés. Michel
assuming that your spores go up to 100 µm, I checked my database with 50-100 x 2-3.5 µm and found nothing on Rubus, except for Stictis firabilis and S. sulfurea (= S. firabilis), which is certainly not the fungus you found.
Zotto
Interesting, but I would exclude this species because of the "exceedingly slender" spores of hardly 0.75 µm width, small and narrow asci (60-70 x 4) and occurrence in Alabama.
Zotto
Merci Martin and Zotto.
So would I, Zotto, as in Tehon's description for his recombination into Dermascia rubiicola not only spores are that thin (up to 1 µm) but both ends are acute , which is not the case here.
Is there someone studying particularly this group at the moment ?
Michel