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18-03-2011 11:20

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

And the last Peziza from french Pyrenees: http:

18-03-2011 11:19

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

Another one from french Pyrenees: http://www.mi

18-03-2011 11:17

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

Hi again This one is from french Pyrenees: h

18-03-2011 11:15

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

Another Peziza from Tenerife too: http://www.mi

18-03-2011 11:14

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

Good morning again I have some Pezizas not iden

18-03-2011 10:32

Miguel Ãngel Ribes Miguel Ángel Ribes

Good morning This Hymenoscyphus is from Fuente

16-03-2011 14:52

Amy Rossman

Dear avid microfungus collectors, We are workin

16-03-2011 14:31

roman vargas alberto

Hi. I would like some opinion about this Peziza

14-03-2011 23:27

Javier Ormad

Me lleva a Orbilia xanthoguttulata, "mon ami" ¿E

14-03-2011 19:32

Marja Pennanen

Hello, once again I have difficulties to find a

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Lachnum on grass
Anna Klos, 04-09-2022 09:35
Goodmorning, this is the first time on this forum, so if I can do better, you are free to correct me.

I think this is either L. tenuissimum (= in the Netherlands also L. pudicellum), L. controversum or L. carneolum.

Studied al long time, but can not find a determining factors between them.

With short stalk, becoming red aging.

Spores: (7,2) 8,64-10,08 (11,52) x 1,4-1,8 mu
Parafyses: with (yellow?) guttules
Hairs: capitate, with (yellow) guttules in the lower part, up to 100mu
Asci: Always looking for croziers, but having difficulties finding them

Is this enough information for deciding wich one it could be?

Kind regards, Anna
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Juuso Äikäs, 04-09-2022 18:57
Re : Lachnum on grass
Hi,

I have one finding of L. pudicellum/tenuissimum, and this reminds me of it. I tried Zotto's key and this seems to lead to that species (it looks to me that your sample lacks croziers). That species can have yellow VBs and even yellow fruitbodies.
Anna Klos, 07-09-2022 13:02
Re : Lachnum on grass
Thank you Juuso for your answer, sorry for my late reaction. I'm learning about this site at this moment, how to use it. 
Without croziers I can follow key 4 from Zotto (-+-), just as you said. I can now add this species to our list.
Thanks again, also on behalf of the other members of our group. We are a small group of Dutch enthusiasts, who search the area off our residence every two weeks. The results will be sent to the NMV (Dutch fungal association).   

Anna