28-12-2014 00:26
Antonio Guillén
Estimados amigosAdjunto imágenes de conidios de D
24-11-2014 09:20
Stefan BlaserHello everybody,I hope somebody can help me with t
26-12-2014 18:13
Blasco Rafael
Hola, les parece que sea la que digo o hay alguna
24-12-2014 19:23
Javier Ormad
Hola a todos. En zona interna de piel o cáscara d
25-12-2014 12:09
Blasco Rafael
Hola, tengo estas muestras que han salido estando
20-12-2014 13:23
Castillo Joseba
He enconrtrado esta araña parasitada por un Cordy
Smardaea ?
Mirek Gryc,
29-06-2022 08:43
Because the mushroom seems to be very interesting, let me post a link to the Polish forum;
https://www.bio-forum.pl/messages/33/1348496.html
Ectal excipulum texture seems very interesting and characteristic, I have never seen one?
We can't find a name for this species so I am asking for help.
Regards
Mirek
Viktorie Halasu,
29-06-2022 09:02
Re : Smardaea ?
Hi Mirek,
I think the last photos in IKI show amyloid asci (type W or WT). A Peziza (sensu lato)?
Viktorie
I think the last photos in IKI show amyloid asci (type W or WT). A Peziza (sensu lato)?
Viktorie
Mirek Gryc,
29-06-2022 09:27
Re : Smardaea ?
Hi Viktorie
I took into account Peziza but I don't know any Peziza with such a texture, so I decided on Smardaea.
The blue reaction only occurred after using the sample in KOH.
When using Iki himself, a colleague was unable to assess amyloidality.
The spores, though a little too narrow, fit the best with P. retrocurvatoides or P. brunneoatra. However, the other features are different.
Thank you and best regards
Mirek
I took into account Peziza but I don't know any Peziza with such a texture, so I decided on Smardaea.
The blue reaction only occurred after using the sample in KOH.
When using Iki himself, a colleague was unable to assess amyloidality.
The spores, though a little too narrow, fit the best with P. retrocurvatoides or P. brunneoatra. However, the other features are different.
Thank you and best regards
Mirek
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
30-06-2022 16:12
Re : Smardaea ?
As pointed by Viktorie, I would suggest a Pezizaceae species, maybe a member of Phylloscypha but the specimen is in poor condition to evaluate its original colour.
Mirek Gryc,
30-06-2022 19:16
Re : Smardaea ?
Hi Nicolas
Thank you for your comments and determining the direction where we are to look for answers.
A moment ago I talked to a friend and we came to a similar conclusion. For the sake of a bad state of ascomata, we have to wait until the next year, maybe they will appear again?
Regards
Mirek
Thank you for your comments and determining the direction where we are to look for answers.
A moment ago I talked to a friend and we came to a similar conclusion. For the sake of a bad state of ascomata, we have to wait until the next year, maybe they will appear again?
Regards
Mirek