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31-01-2024 19:03
Bonjour, Besoin de vos avis. Sur laissées de to
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31-01-2024 19:56
Manak RomanHi, I have a finding of an orange inoperculate fun
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28-01-2024 19:20
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Hi Found this one on a twig of Abies in Sweden.Ap
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29-01-2024 18:16
Ethan CrensonHello, Can anyone help ID this discomycete. White
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28-01-2024 18:04
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Hello, Found 26-01-2024 on tilia, on a dead branc
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28-09-2023 20:57
Margot en Geert VullingsThis cup fungus was found on the ground, not near
Here is a species I found on the stroma of an undetermined Pyrenomycete, on the inside of scales of a pine cone.
Apothecia 0.1 - 0.35 mm, gregarious, initially turbinate and whitish, then developed into a small disc and yellowish in colour. Short stalked, with few, relatively large anchor hyphae.
Ectal excipulum textura prismatica, horizontally orientated.
Asci 8 sp., clavate with hooks, inoperculate, biseriate and IKI+. n7 = (62) 69.31 (86.5) x (9.5) 10.14 (10.8)
Spores hyaline. Fusoid, inequilateral to allantoid. Mature spores with three septa and 4 oil drops. N 36= (16) 21.99 (28) x (3) 3.52 (4.1).
Many spores are peculiarly deformed (frost damage?)
Paraphyses hyaline, slender, cylindrical, partly forked and slightly twisted in the upper part. 1.5 - 2.5 my wide, with 2-3 septa.
I think of Polydesmia. P. turbinata has similarities, but has been described on stroma on Eucalyptus fruit capsules.
Maybe I am completely wrong.
Many thanks for your support
Simon
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Vielen Dank für deine Eräuterung die absolut Sinn macht.
Grüsse, Simon