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Helvella-Dissingia sp in coastal dunes
    
                    Marc Detollenaere,
                03-03-2024 15:14
    
    
Dear forum,In the moss dunes of Bray-Dunes(F),one of my friends found some brown cupulate fruit bodies with short whitish stem. No ribs were observed. Hymenium brown. Exterior of cup much paler.
Asci were 300-350µ long and IKI neg. No croziers were found.
Spores were ellipsoid, 22-24x12-13µ and contained 1 large guttule and several small ones.
Helvella or young Dissingia?
Any help would be appreciated.
Marc
                                    Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
                                04-03-2024 07:35            
            
                Re : Helvella-Dissingia sp in coastal dunes
                You should look at the base of asci and confirm the absence/presence of crozier, this the best way to separate Helvella from Dissingia.
                
                
                
                
                
                            
                                    Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
                                04-03-2024 07:38            
            
                Re : Helvella-Dissingia sp in coastal dunes
                I'm sorry, I didn't pay attention that you mentioned "no croziers". So Dissingia leucomelaena is highly probable. Check with your friends that there were some Pinus trees nearby.
                
                
                
                
                
                            
                







