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Ombrophila (?) sur sol humide et minéral sous Picea abies et Salix aurita
Bernard CLESSE,
21-05-2020 17:22
Trouvé récemment dans une petite clairière d'un bois d'épicéa, sous saules à oreillettes, dans une zone de suintement, sur sol humide et minéral.Apothécie subsessile : diamètre 3,5 mm.
Une idée ?
Bernard
Hans-Otto Baral,
21-05-2020 17:26
Re : Ombrophila (?) sur sol humide et minéral sous Picea abies et Salix aurita
This must be O. limosella.
Bernard CLESSE,
21-05-2020 17:41
Re : Ombrophila (?) sur sol humide et minéral sous Picea abies et Salix aurita
Hi Zotto,
Great thanks for your answer !
Using your key, I did not take the right direction because you indicated that the hyphae of the ectal excipulum were strongly gelled or here, I did not find any gelled hyphae at all. In addition, the width of the hyphae of the ectal excipulum seemed to me too great to take this direction.
"Entales Excipulum sehr gallertig (Hyphen nur 1 - 5(-12) µm breit, mit viel gelgefülltem Interzellularraum)"
But it's true that ecology and the rest of microscopy are very suitable for this species.
https://www.mycocharentes.fr/pdf1/442%202374%202%20.pdf
Kind regards,
Bernard
Great thanks for your answer !
Using your key, I did not take the right direction because you indicated that the hyphae of the ectal excipulum were strongly gelled or here, I did not find any gelled hyphae at all. In addition, the width of the hyphae of the ectal excipulum seemed to me too great to take this direction.
"Entales Excipulum sehr gallertig (Hyphen nur 1 - 5(-12) µm breit, mit viel gelgefülltem Interzellularraum)"
But it's true that ecology and the rest of microscopy are very suitable for this species.
https://www.mycocharentes.fr/pdf1/442%202374%202%20.pdf
Kind regards,
Bernard