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Ethan CrensonHi all, On decorticated hardwood from a New York
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Tom SchrierHi all,We found picnidia on Protoparmeliopsis mur
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Danny Newman
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Lothar Krieglsteiner
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Lothar Krieglsteiner
this one is especially interesting for me because
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Sur feuilles pourries de ronce.Bernard
looks like Fuscolachnum. I do not have the time to look if it ist misellum or dumorum (not by heart in my brain).
Best, Lothar
There is a tendency of atlantic finds to have shorter and narrower spores, see my folders.
A spore width of 3 µm is probably very exceptional if not wrong?
Zotto
For the spore width, I'll check but I think it was one big spore.
Bernard
If I remember correctly, it is the paraphyses that differentiate F. misellum from B. dumorum. As they are cylindrical and narrow, it corresponds to F. misellum.
But what separates Fuscolachnum from Brunnipila, only the paraphyses?
Best regards,
Daniel
Thanks a lot for these clarifications Zotto.
F. misellum seems quite commun here in Belgium, but I will check more carefully next time to see if I could find B. dumorum too.
Best regards,
Daniel
Je me rends seulement compte maintenant que tu l'avais bien repérée le 06 octobre dernier.
Je suis retourné dans le site où je l'ai trouvée à mon tour…… :o)
Amitiés,
Bernard