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On rabbit dung Pseudoscopulariopsis?
Ismael Wind,
11-07-2021 10:45
Any thoughts?
Chris Yeates,
11-07-2021 18:21
Re : On rabbit dung Pseudoscopulariopsis?
I think these are probably the remains of expelled Pilaira sporangia, which one can often find on the surface of the dung - see http://www.naturefg.com/pages/b-fungi/pilaira%20anomala.htm
Chris
Ismael Wind,
11-07-2021 18:45
Re : On rabbit dung Pseudoscopulariopsis?
Youre absoluty right, thanks!
Chris Yeates,
12-07-2021 16:36
Re : On rabbit dung Pseudoscopulariopsis?
That's a perfectly good suggestion; in fact I originally typed Pilobolus and then altered it as in culture Pilobolus tends to shoot its sporangia away from the dung, whereas Pilaira is less "ballistic".
I happily bow to your knowledge on this - in any case we are both in the same area (and well away from Asco's!).
Chris