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Gernot FriebesHi,I am curious to hear your opinion on this mater
Mollisia aff. hydrophila (Phragmites)
Viktorie Halasu,
07-01-2022 09:24
Hello,last year I've collected a milky greyish-white Mollisia on Phragmites stalks and cannot find a name for it.
KOH negative, no crystals, excipulum very light-colored, marginal cells inconspicuous. Asci H+, IKI+b.
Spores slightly clavate, * (8.9)9.2-11.1(12.1) × (2.1)2.2-2.6(3) um, X = 10 × 2.5 um, Q = 3.7-4.1-4.4.
The closest I've found is Zotto's "palustris-hydrophila with subiculum", could it fit? I'm not sure whether there was a well developed subiculum or not, haven't noted it.
Olomouc, Cernovirske slatiniste, Phragmites stand on a wet meadow, leg. 4. VI. 2021.
Thank you for any advice.
Viktorie
Hans-Otto Baral,
07-01-2022 09:51
Re : Mollisia aff. hydrophila (Phragmites)
Hi Viktorie
I fear I cannot answer this. M. palustris seems to me a good rough match. I would appreciate if Andreas would tell us about his knowledge, he studied a lot of Velenovsky types.
Zotto
Viktorie Halasu,
07-01-2022 09:58
Re : Mollisia aff. hydrophila (Phragmites)
Hello Zotto,
thank you, I'll file it under "cf palustris" for now.
I found another misplaced collection from the same day, with macro photo, more wet place (muddy forest path with Iris pseudacorus, tall sedges and Phragmites), seems to be the same taxon.
thank you, I'll file it under "cf palustris" for now.
I found another misplaced collection from the same day, with macro photo, more wet place (muddy forest path with Iris pseudacorus, tall sedges and Phragmites), seems to be the same taxon.
