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Thomas Læssøehttps://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10490522
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Mollisia or...
Ismael Wind,
25-03-2021 10:28
In the field i thought of encoelia now i am thinking towards mollisia?
The discs are greenish blue and wet with a white rim.
Spores (7,5) 8,75-10 (12,5) very variabel in size some are beanshaped.
Ascus 62,5-72,5
Paraphyses tend to swell near the top.
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-03-2021 10:45
Re : Mollisia or...
This is quite surely Mollisia ligni. You should test IKI whether the asci are inamyloid. The margin usually bear septate brown hair-like protrusions.
The species was originaly described as Cenangium ligni because of its encoelioid habit.
Ismael Wind,
25-03-2021 12:45
Re : Mollisia or...
Thanks for youre quick answer! I dont have melzer unfortunally.