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David Chapados David Chapados

Found while looking at something else from wood in

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Hi to everybody.This Pyrenopeziza grew in moist le

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Gernot Friebes

Hi,this Lophodermium on Typha has ascospores measu

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Geoglossum cookeanum ?
Bernard CLESSE, 15-11-2020 08:58
Bernard CLESSENon loin de la mer, dans une panne dunaire, en pelouse à épervières piloselles (Hieracium pilosella) sur sable coquillier. Pas de soies.

Je pense à Geoglossum cookeanum mais je ne vois pas très clair entre G. cookeanum et G. similie (si cette espèce existe vraiment) ?

Merci d'avance pour vos avis !

Bernard
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Charles Aron, 15-11-2020 10:27
Charles Aron
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?

Hi Bernard,


Some of the spores seem immature but it seems OK for G. cookeianum.


Best wishes,


Charles.

Bernard CLESSE, 15-11-2020 11:36
Bernard CLESSE
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?
Hi Charles,

Great thanks for your answer !

Best regards,

Bernard
Charles Aron, 15-11-2020 13:05
Charles Aron
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?

Hi Bernard,


Regarding G. simile, I'm not familiar with that species but it seems to prefer a swampy habitat, unlike yours. It also has a squamulose stem.


Regards,


Charles.

Bernard CLESSE, 15-11-2020 13:36
Bernard CLESSE
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?
Ah OK, Charles,

Great thanks for these further information

Best regards,


Bernard

Luc Lenaerts, 16-11-2020 13:42
Luc Lenaerts
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?
Hello,
Geoglossum simile is a species of peat bogs; grows between sphagnum.
In Geoglossum cookeanum the upper cells of the paraphyses have clear constrictions at all septa, forming pearl necklace chains (moniliform chains), consisting of spherical, egg-, club-, pear-, barrel-shaped to cylindrical cells.
In Geoglossum simile the upper cells of the paraphyses have clear constrictions at the septa usually every two or three septa (see drawings). The paraphyses are only slightly widened; possible presence at the top of 1 (or 2) barrel-looking, septate double cell(s) (see drawings).
Another species, G. uliginosum is closely related to G. simile (one species?). In G. uliginosum many (not all) paraphyses have a pear shaped to spherically widened top cell (see drawings).
Kind regards
Luc Lenaerts
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Bernard CLESSE, 16-11-2020 14:37
Bernard CLESSE
Re : Geoglossum cookeanum ?
Thank you very much, Luc ! Very interesting !

Best regards,

Bernard