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02-02-2013 20:01

Phaeohelotium sp.
Nina Filippova

First identified this specimen as Phaeohelotium no

01-02-2013 23:09

¿Nectria?
Salvador Tello

Hola.Este ascomiceto crecía en madera de Vitis vi

02-02-2013 18:25

Didymosphaeria (?) in Erytrina.
Esquivel-Rios Eduardo

Hi all.I found this fungi in Erytrina dead wood: p

01-02-2013 20:18

Dothideomycete with disarticulating spores
Björn Nordén

We found this species on hard dead wood on a stand

01-02-2013 17:40

Pleonectria?
FRANCIS FOUCHIER

Bonjour, Ascomes couvert ou non d'un feutrage jau

01-02-2013 13:48

Literature request
Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

Hello to everyone. I'm trying to identify a Peziza

24-01-2013 13:50

Durella cf. atrocyanea
Nina Filippova

Hello colleagues, i would like to post some findi

01-02-2013 18:42

Literature request
Chris Yeates Chris Yeates

following on the heels of Enrique's request from t

01-02-2013 09:53

Calycellina sp. ? sur fleur de Fraxinus
Gilles Corriol Gilles Corriol

Bonjour,Voici une autre récolte (GC12111805) pour

31-01-2013 19:45

Cudoniaceae?
Ibai Olariaga Ibarguren

Hi! Although it is a long time that I follow the

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Lachnum or Dasyscyphella?
Pavel Jiracek, 16-03-2025 19:17
Another find on a piece of Quercus Wood in Scotland. The spores were 7-9  x 1.5-2 microns and there was a bit of brown discoloration on some of the fruit bodies. Some of the hairs have smooth tops, some don't.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Michel Hairaud, 16-03-2025 20:24
Michel Hairaud
Re : Lachnum or Dasyscyphella?
Hi Pavel, 
It seems that the tip of marginal hairs are smooth , at least the last cell. 

As seen very often on the underside of Quercus logs , Dasyscyphella nivea could be the species you have collected . 

Amitiés. Michel
Pavel Jiracek, 16-03-2025 20:49
Re : Lachnum or Dasyscyphella?
I suspected this species but was not sure. I also dismissed L.virgeneum since there doesn't seem to be any lanceolate paraphyses.
Thanks Michel
Best wishes Pavel