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Dactylospora stygia?
Lukas Verboom,
22-10-2025 14:45
I collected this in the Netherlands, on the base of Populus on wood among grass. The ascomata are up to 0.8 mm wide. The hypothecium is brownish, unchanging in K (pictures are in water). The hamathecium reacts blue with K/I, without a blue tholus.
Spores are brown, two-celled, 15.1-16.2 x 5.0-5.6 um (N=8). I did not measure more to save material, since I don't have much of it, only a few discs.
The spores seem to be slightly broader than Dactylospora stygia, but I can't find any better suggestion. It doesn't seem to be parasitic on anything.
Can anyone help me with a name? I collected Dactylospora on bark before, but that material had four-celled spores and was smaller than this.
