26-01-2013 18:32
Nina FilippovaOdontotrema minus - probably, since it has broad a
27-01-2013 18:58
Chris YeatesBonsoir tousfound on an attached Quercus twig, gro
27-01-2013 19:26
Rodríguez BorjaHelloToday´s morning I have found this Cosmospo
26-01-2013 15:43
Luc BaillyBonjour à tous,Voici un indéterminé restant de
20-01-2013 19:18
Gilles CorriolBonjour à tous,Mon Urceolella semble être dans u
26-01-2013 08:05
Nina FilippovaI gues that "mollisia knowledge" is a matter of
24-01-2013 10:12
Reza ShaianDear friends, I collected a Helvella specimen that
It grew on decorticated bleached wood of standing-dead pines (Pinus sylvestris) (N61,054422° E69,456725°).
Apothecia submerged in wood, spherical to deep cupulate, up to 300 mk wide, hymenium grayish, yellowish, smooth, outer surface rough, dark brown, radially splitted.
Excipulum from thick mass of cylindrical hyphae (not well distinguishable); asci bottle-shaped, bulged in the middle, extending in length when mature, clampless, near 60 x 15 mk, wall of ascus with amyloid reaction in upper part, pore inamyloid; spores ellipsoid, 3-segmented when mature, 12,7 (11,4-14) x 5,7 (5,3-6,1) mk; paraphyses filiform (1 mk thick), rare segmented at base.
I used the key in: Sherwood-Pike, M.A., 1987. The ostropalean fungi.
So I assume yours is the right O. minus.
Zotto
Sherwood's specimen has also quite many septa but what she draws is actually the dead plasma, not the cell wall, so the septa look thick.
Zotto