02-03-2020 16:56
Chris Yeates
I think maybe I am being too cautious, but as I ha
01-03-2020 23:22
Alain GARDIENNET
Hi Forum, Who would be interested in studying an
01-03-2020 13:22
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de un asco que enco
26-02-2020 12:46
Enrique Rubio
Hi to everybodyMinute superficial setose roundish
28-02-2020 19:06
Mirek GrycHi Found today along the forest road, on the bran
27-02-2020 12:28
Juuso ÄikäsThere were plenty of these growing on a dead herba
21-02-2020 20:33
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de un Ascobolus que
27-02-2020 12:36
Juuso ÄikäsThese grew on a pile of moose or deer dung. The ap
Podospora appendiculata ?
Chris Yeates,
02-03-2020 16:56
I think maybe I am being too cautious, but as I have not come across this species before I would be grateful for comments / confirmation. I have come to P. appendiculata based on:
The superficial, setose perithecia
The rather distinctive truncate-fusoid shape of the spores (Qe=2.2)
Spore measurements: 26.2-27.9(31.7) x 12.2-13.8µm
The caudae with a central channel
The pedicels having a tendency to collapse
The shape of the immature/developing spores
The fungus took quite a long time (7½ weeks) to mature, it appeared on the dung of mountain/blue hare, Lepus timidus (see also http://www.ascofrance.com/search_recolte/4785).
Merci d'avance
Chris
Norbert Heine,
02-03-2020 19:04
Re : Podospora appendiculata ?
Hello Chris,
there's no doubt on your determination!
You show us Podospora appendiculata with all it's typical features.
Norbert
Chris Yeates,
02-03-2020 22:09
Re : Podospora appendiculata ?
Vielen Dank für deine Hilfe, Norbert
LG
Chris