10-02-2015 00:23
Jenny Seawright
Hello all, This seems to be Propolomyces versicolo
11-02-2015 08:39
Francisco SÁNCHEZ
Bonjour. Je ai un rassemblement de 02.02.2015 de
09-02-2015 16:47
Carlo Agnello
Dear FriendsI want to show a nice discovery of pin
09-02-2015 17:36
Chris JohnsonGreetings,Gregarious colony on the bark of a dead
09-02-2015 19:19
Enrique Rubio
Hi to all We have found these pustulate, ellipsoi
09-02-2015 13:25
Gernot FriebesHi,I recently found this species on the bark of a
08-02-2015 14:12
Chris JohnsonHello AllI am looking for literature for this spec
Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Jenny Seawright,
10-02-2015 00:23
Hello all, This seems to be Propolomyces versicolor on dead Salix branches but the spores in my specimens were considerably larger than the sizes given in Ellis & Ellis, being 24-32(-34) x (7-)9-10(-12) µm........
Confirmation or correction would be much appreciated!
With regards,
Jenny
Chris Yeates,
10-02-2015 02:59
Re : Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Hello Jenny
I wouldn't have thought that those measurements would necessarily rule out Propolis versicolor/farinosa.
You have Zotto's images I think? compare with his HB6362 in
Ascomycota\Rhytismatales-Triblidiales\Propoloid fungi
best wishes
Chris
I wouldn't have thought that those measurements would necessarily rule out Propolis versicolor/farinosa.
You have Zotto's images I think? compare with his HB6362 in
Ascomycota\Rhytismatales-Triblidiales\Propoloid fungi
best wishes
Chris
Chris Yeates,
10-02-2015 02:59
Re : Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Hello Jenny
I wouldn't have thought that those measurements would necessarily rule out Propolis versicolor/farinosa.
You have Zotto's images I think? compare with his HB6362 in
Ascomycota\Rhytismatales-Triblidiales\Propoloid fungi
best wishes
Chris
I wouldn't have thought that those measurements would necessarily rule out Propolis versicolor/farinosa.
You have Zotto's images I think? compare with his HB6362 in
Ascomycota\Rhytismatales-Triblidiales\Propoloid fungi
best wishes
Chris
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-02-2015 09:44
Re : Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Hi Jenny & Chris
yes, but 6362 has a cf. and seems to be intermediate between farinosa and var. betulae.
Helpful is also the ascus size, but restricted to one state, either living or dead, perhaps also the size of the large LBs in the spores (here they are very small!).
I will try today to include my new key on my homepage, hope that my son will help...
Zotto
yes, but 6362 has a cf. and seems to be intermediate between farinosa and var. betulae.
Helpful is also the ascus size, but restricted to one state, either living or dead, perhaps also the size of the large LBs in the spores (here they are very small!).
I will try today to include my new key on my homepage, hope that my son will help...
Zotto
Jenny Seawright,
11-02-2015 13:02
Re : Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Thank you Chris and Zotto - looking at the images and the key mine do seem intermediate between the two.
I didn't measure the asci but with the exception of a few spores (one shown below) the LBs were either small or not apparent. Does the size of LBs vary with maturity or remain constant?
Chemicals are on order and once they arrive I'll investigate closer!
With regards,
Jenny
I didn't measure the asci but with the exception of a few spores (one shown below) the LBs were either small or not apparent. Does the size of LBs vary with maturity or remain constant?
Chemicals are on order and once they arrive I'll investigate closer!
With regards,
Jenny
Hans-Otto Baral,
11-02-2015 15:47
Re : Propolomyces versicolor on Salix?
Here the drops are quite large. Sporen contents must be evaluated critically. Best is to have living asci, then you can better estimate what is mature and ready for discharge, because only then you can use spore contents efficiently.