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Scutellinioid in very damp woodland, large-spored - Denmark
Thomas Læssøe,
14-12-2022 15:47
Spores ellipsoid with flat, low warts. Paraphyses flame-shaped. Spores ca 32,5 x 14 µm, with loosening wall. With short, scattered, brown, rooting, basally divided hairs.
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Viktorie Halasu,
15-12-2022 08:04
Re : Scutellinioid in very damp woodland, large-spored - Denmark
Hello,
size 32.5 × 14 would make a Q = 2.3, that's certainly not the case here. If it in fact is 22.5 × 14 (Q = 1.6) than I would search around S. umbrarum. S. parvispora has much smaller spores, S. pseudoumbrorum smaller ornamentation, perhaps the short-haired S. ahmadii could be considered (but the ornamentation should be higher, but Schumacher noted the frequent presence of abortive spores as a typical character of ahmadii, which might be the case here, too), ... Do you have any photo of the ornam. in LACB?
Viktorie
size 32.5 × 14 would make a Q = 2.3, that's certainly not the case here. If it in fact is 22.5 × 14 (Q = 1.6) than I would search around S. umbrarum. S. parvispora has much smaller spores, S. pseudoumbrorum smaller ornamentation, perhaps the short-haired S. ahmadii could be considered (but the ornamentation should be higher, but Schumacher noted the frequent presence of abortive spores as a typical character of ahmadii, which might be the case here, too), ... Do you have any photo of the ornam. in LACB?
Viktorie
Malcolm Greaves,
15-12-2022 12:11
Re : Scutellinioid in very damp woodland, large-spored - Denmark
Hello Thomas
As Viktorie says the only species with spores with these dimentions is S macrospora but your photos do not show spores of this shape which should be much more narrowly ellipsoid. I also don't think they should be more broadly ellipsoid for umbrorum.
You say the spore wall loosens, was this with LCB? Spore ornamentation with LCB would also help.
Mal
As Viktorie says the only species with spores with these dimentions is S macrospora but your photos do not show spores of this shape which should be much more narrowly ellipsoid. I also don't think they should be more broadly ellipsoid for umbrorum.
You say the spore wall loosens, was this with LCB? Spore ornamentation with LCB would also help.
Mal
Thomas Læssøe,
16-12-2022 09:26
Re : Scutellinioid in very damp woodland, large-spored - Denmark
thanks, Malcolm
But is it a genuine Scutellinia?
cheers
Thomas
But is it a genuine Scutellinia?
cheers
Thomas
Malcolm Greaves,
16-12-2022 09:31
Re : Scutellinioid in very damp woodland, large-spored - Denmark
As far as I can see yes it is.