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Bonfire operculate with peculiar spores, non-amyloid asci - Denmark
Thomas Læssøe,
16-07-2020 16:57
spores approx. 19 x 10 µm without "appendages"
Viktorie Halasu,
16-07-2020 19:27
Re : Bonfire operculate with peculiar spores, non-amyloid asci - Denmark
Hello,
which type of spores was measured? I think only the highly refractive spores are usable. I've seen some fungus with spores like the largest here, swollen and with detached contents, but cannot remember now what it was.
What about Peziza (Pfistera) pyrophila? Although Peziza, it's been reported as inamyloid (or very weakly amyloid after KOH-pretreatment)?
Viktorie
which type of spores was measured? I think only the highly refractive spores are usable. I've seen some fungus with spores like the largest here, swollen and with detached contents, but cannot remember now what it was.
What about Peziza (Pfistera) pyrophila? Although Peziza, it's been reported as inamyloid (or very weakly amyloid after KOH-pretreatment)?
Viktorie