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02-08-2011 22:04

Peter Welt Peter Welt

Who can help? Brummelin, J. van (1998). Reconside

19-08-2011 09:29

Alex Akulov Alex Akulov

Dear Friends Today I had the opportunity to see a

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Alex Akulov Alex Akulov

Dear Friends During my recent trip to the Carpath

14-08-2011 17:47

Alex Akulov Alex Akulov

Dear FriendsYesterday ended my second in this year

12-08-2011 14:54

roman vargas alberto

Hello, Do you know if the Peziza arvernensis has i

12-08-2011 08:09

Carlo Agnello Carlo Agnello

Good morning,I need this bibliography:Le Gal, M. (

08-08-2011 17:17

René Dougoud

Chers Collègues,J'ai pour référence, en herbier

04-08-2011 15:19

Marja Pennanen

Another problem is this Peziza, which grew on dryi

05-08-2011 16:35

Hans-Otto Baral Hans-Otto Baral

Hiwe have here something we think is a Trichonectr

04-08-2011 04:52

Roland Labbé

Bonjour !Voici une planche d'un Disco carbonicole

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L. pulverulenta on cone?
Juuso Äikäs, 14-09-2021 19:01
I found some small Lachnum-like fungi a couple days ago, growing on a fallen cone of Pinus sylvestris.

Unfortunately these are still immature, so there were no free, mature spores to be found. Asci IKI+(bb), with croziers; hairs with resinous drops.

The microscopy reminds me of Lachnellula/Dasyscyphella pulverulenta. I've found that species last spring, growing on Pinus needles.

So, does this species grow also on cones, or is this something else?
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Hans-Otto Baral, 14-09-2021 20:47
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Re : L. pulverulenta on cone?
It much looks like that species. Jaap 1922 reports it on pine bark. Other literature lists apparently always pine needles.