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Description of Peziza phlebospora
Ursula Kozik,
20-10-2023 11:57
looking for a description of Peziza phlebospora.
I'm grateful for any support.
A good time
Ursula
Martin Bemmann,
20-10-2023 12:10
Re : Description of Peziza phlebospora
Hallo Ursula,
die Originalbeschreibung (als Galactinia.p.) ist hier:
Grüße
Martin
Ursula Kozik,
21-10-2023 12:04
Re : Description of Peziza phlebospora
Hallo und guten Tag Martin,
vielen Dank für den Link
Eine gute Zeit und bleib gesund
Uschi
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
22-10-2023 10:52
Re : Description of Peziza phlebospora
Hello.
I had the opportunity to revise an authentic collection of Galactinia phlebospora (coll. Le Gal n° 1246 in PC).
On rehydrated material, the ascospores measure 16-19 (20) × 8.5-9.5 (10) µm, Me = 17.3 × 9.2 µm (n = 30), Qm = 1.9. As depicted by Le Gal, the spore ornamentation is made of longitudinal ridges, ± anastomosing.
I also obtained a partial ITS of this collection (unpublished).
I didn't find the type collection in Le Gal's herbarium.
Nicolas
I had the opportunity to revise an authentic collection of Galactinia phlebospora (coll. Le Gal n° 1246 in PC).
On rehydrated material, the ascospores measure 16-19 (20) × 8.5-9.5 (10) µm, Me = 17.3 × 9.2 µm (n = 30), Qm = 1.9. As depicted by Le Gal, the spore ornamentation is made of longitudinal ridges, ± anastomosing.
I also obtained a partial ITS of this collection (unpublished).
I didn't find the type collection in Le Gal's herbarium.
Nicolas