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Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
Mario Schanz, 04-04-2022 21:01
Hello together,

does anyone have an idea what this orange fungus on the liverwort Lophocolea bidentata could be?


Place of discovery: Bayreuth, Germany


Thank you very much,


Mario Schanz

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Alain GARDIENNET, 04-04-2022 21:05
Alain GARDIENNET
Re : Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
an egg ?
Piotr Perz, 04-04-2022 21:10
Re : Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
Egg of an insect?
Mario Schanz, 04-04-2022 21:30
Re : Eggs (not fungus) on Lophocolea bidentata
There are also no hyphae to be seen on the leafs, so I guess you are right. Does anyone have any idea what insect the eggs came from?

Thorben Hülsewig, 05-04-2022 14:34
Re : Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
Hi Mario,

maybe this thread could help you.
http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/61505

best regards,
Thorben
Mario Schanz, 05-04-2022 22:05
Re : Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
Thank you Thorben,

it looks like mine.


Mario

Georges Greiff, 17-04-2022 14:43
Re : Bryophilous fungus on Lophocolea bidentata
I see these eggs on bryophytes a lot. One of the key features separating them from Octosporella / Bryocentria, which is what they look similar to, is that the ends of the hairs are always inflated on the eggs and never in these fungi.