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Lasiobolus on dung
Juuso Äikäs,
11-05-2020 14:56
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
11-05-2020 15:10
Re : Lasiobolus on dung
Hello.
With these spores I think it could be Lasiobolus macrotrichus.
With these spores I think it could be Lasiobolus macrotrichus.
Michel Delpont,
11-05-2020 15:32
Re : Lasiobolus on dung
Hello.
Agree with Nicolas for L. macrotrichus; L.ruber is more orange-reddish; larger spores on average and some asci sometimes bi-serial. You can possibly compare the exipulum to specify.
Michel.
Jacky Launoy,
11-05-2020 17:40
Re : Lasiobolus on dung
It look like dung from Alces alces
Gr
Jacky
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Jacky
Juuso Äikäs,
11-05-2020 19:16
Re : Lasiobolus on dung
Thanks a lot for all the answers! Probably this is then L. macrotrichus. I'll try to add later some exipulum pics if I manage to make a preparation good enough.
And yes, the shape of the droppings is similar to Alces alces, but the size is much smaller. Here's some dry ones.
And yes, the shape of the droppings is similar to Alces alces, but the size is much smaller. Here's some dry ones.
Juuso Äikäs,
12-05-2020 13:43
Re : Lasiobolus on dung
Not sure if this clarifies anything, but this is from a dry apo in 3% KOH.
