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Peziza cf. ampelina
Marek Capoun,
28-05-2020 21:28
Hello everybody,I need help with a determination of one interesting species of Peziza. It seems to me like Peziza ampelina, but I have just a little experience with this genus.
And, btw., this post is the first activity on the Ascofrance for me, so forgive me for occasional mistakes... :)
The fungus grew on the rotten trunk of Tilia which fell into the creek, collected 2.5.2020, altitude cca 360 meters.
Apothecia (photo 1, 2) max. 60 mm on average, growth singly or exceptionally in clusters (photo 3), without stem, yielding whitish opalescent fluid substance after scratching the surface (photo 4), insides winy-violaceous and turning brownish-violaceous with age, outer side light ochraceous (or fawn?), a little scurfy.
Micro (fresh material):
Excipulum with textura globulosa (photo 5), sometimes text. angularis? (photo 6), maybe text. intricata too.
Asci (photo 7) with Me = 348.2 × 15.4 µm; N = 6.
Ascospores oval or elliptical, smooth, with 2 guttules (photo 8) and/or with many small guttules (photo 9), Me = 21.1 × 11.7 µm; Qe = 1.8; N = 30, into an ascus with „polar caps" (photo 10), which can be off-center placed (photo 11).
I will be very happy if you look at the photos and confirm the hypothesis or point elsewhere.
Thanks a lot.
Marek
Daniel Ghyselinck,
29-05-2020 18:34
Re : Peziza cf. ampelina
Dear Marek,
I also think that this is Peziza ampelina. The hyalin polar caps of the spores, when they are still in the ascus, is caracteristic.
Macroscopically, your collection is also very similar to the 2 observations I have made of this nice species.
Best regards,
Daniel
I also think that this is Peziza ampelina. The hyalin polar caps of the spores, when they are still in the ascus, is caracteristic.
Macroscopically, your collection is also very similar to the 2 observations I have made of this nice species.
Best regards,
Daniel
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
29-05-2020 19:04
Re : Peziza cf. ampelina
I agree.
Marek Capoun,
29-05-2020 20:57
Re : Peziza cf. ampelina
Thanks, Daniel, and you are right - it's really a very nice species.
Nicolas - thanks for confirmation.
Marek
Nicolas - thanks for confirmation.
Marek
Peziza cf. ampelina