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 Miguel Ángel Ribes
                Miguel Ángel Ribes
                Good afternoon This pretty black Mollisia was gro
 
                                    11-03-2025 13:10
 Blasco Rafael
                Blasco Rafael
                Hola, alguna idea para esta especie ??Recogida sob
 
                                    26-03-2025 18:29
Juuso ÄikäsI recently found some ascos that I think belong to
 
                                    23-03-2025 19:56
 Bruno Coué
                Bruno Coué
                Récolte du 06/03/2025, dans la forêt de la Combe
 
                                    25-03-2025 12:27
Yanick BOULANGERBonjourRécolté par un ami le 23/03/20025Cela sem
 
                                    23-03-2025 12:01
 Thierry Blondelle
                Thierry Blondelle
                Bonjour à tous,Ce sont de petits coussinets blanc
 
                                    24-03-2025 14:58
Karl Soler KinnerbäckHi,Dark, erumpent disco on Vaccinium myrtillus, ce
 
                                    24-03-2025 16:20
Henri KoskinenI found this very small Elaphomyces on a wet almos
 
                                    23-03-2025 20:27
Thomas FlammerI have no idea where to startsubstrate: deciduous
Mollisia associated with algae on wood?
    
                    Edvin Johannesen,
                04-04-2025 11:56
    
     These 0.2-0,4 mm diam. flat to slightly convex, greeninsh grey apothecia were apparently growing on a thick layer of algae on dead wood (Picea abies). The rim (ectal excipulum) is distinctly darker (greenish pallisade in water, warm yellow in KOH).
These 0.2-0,4 mm diam. flat to slightly convex, greeninsh grey apothecia were apparently growing on a thick layer of algae on dead wood (Picea abies). The rim (ectal excipulum) is distinctly darker (greenish pallisade in water, warm yellow in KOH).Asci ca. 50 x 5 µm, IKI+ (blue without KOH pre-treatment, ring-shaped). Spores ca. 6-8 x 3 µm, biseriate in upper half of asci, ellipsoid or somewhat asymmetrical ("navicular"), mostly with no oil droplets or a few small ones at each end (in water). Paraphyses rather robust, guttulate and appearing "septate".
I am thinking Mollisia, but I have no updated literature/key to the species of Mollisia. Your opinion is appreciated. Thanks!
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                04-04-2025 21:53            
             
                Re : Mollisia associated with algae on wood?
                I suppose you have Durella suecica. I know it with dark and light colours.
                
                
                
                
                
                            
                                    Edvin Johannesen,
                                04-04-2025 22:56            
             
                Re : Mollisia associated with algae on wood?
                That looks like a very good suggestion.  Thank you so much!
                
                
                
                
                
                            










