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Dactylella passalopaga?
Garcia Susana,
26-10-2021 23:39
Hola,
He encontrado creciendo sobre apotecios de Hyalorbilia inflatula un anamorfo que creo que es Dactylella, tal vez passalopaga, pero el tamaño conidial es menor que el que he visto en la literatura. El número de septos me resulta difícil de saber, diría que entre 4 y 6 septos.
Qué opinais?
Un saludo
Susana
Hans-Otto Baral,
27-10-2021 10:16
Re : Dactylella passalopaga?
You are right. The anamorph of Hyalorbilia was Brachyphoris, but with 1 fungus 1 name we placed it in synonymy (see monograph). D. passalopaga would otherwise have been a candidate for combining in Brachyphoris.
Since there is heterogeneity within H. inflata, and the anamorphs show much morphological homogeneity, it remains unclear what D. passalopaga strictly speaking was.
Did you study the Hyalorbilia, does it fit the taxon with broad or with narrow marginal cells?
What was the substrate?
Zotto
Garcia Susana,
27-10-2021 19:51
Hans-Otto Baral,
27-10-2021 20:23
Re : Dactylella passalopaga?
Good photo, and clearly broad-celled (up to ca. 10 µm), although you did not include a scale.
The wood is none of them. Ring-pored, again a scale would help What is the diameter of the pores? The small pores are not clearly seen. Not sure if it could be Ulmus
Garcia Susana,
27-10-2021 20:58
Hans-Otto Baral,
27-10-2021 21:17
Re : Dactylella passalopaga?
Ha! such a clear case. Ulmus, no doubt. I assume it was a branch on the moist ground?
I would place your photos in my folder. Please give some data (date, locality).
Garcia Susana,
27-10-2021 21:48
Re : Dactylella passalopaga?
Si, se trataba de una pequeña rama caida en el suelo y deteriorada.
Los datos de la recolecta son:
Fecha: 22-10-2021
Lugar: Sarasibar - Navarra - España
Altitud : 540m
Hábitat: Zona de regata
Saludos
Susana






