21-03-2017 16:24
Francine Nouls
Substrate is not common (normally leaves, twigs)
24-05-2016 16:50
Lepista ZacariasThis specimen was collected in the sand dunes clos
21-03-2017 12:58
Castillo Joseba
Madera no identificada... posiblemente pinoA ver
21-03-2017 18:46
Lepista ZacariasHi everyone,This fungus was found on pine needles
20-03-2017 18:51
Ethan CrensonCan anyone help me with this? In Central Park NYC,
Substrate is not common (normally leaves, twigs)
Fruitbodies less than 1mm diam., solitary + gregarious, apparently sessile, tufty but white hairs (incrustrated) not sticking out too far, inner face ?, spores like teardrops +/- 7x4µm, with apicule.
Did some reading on Flagelloscypha (niveola), Cyphella, Calathella, Seticyphella, Lachnella but ?
Can somebody help me?
Perhaps you Bernard Declercq (dag!)
Anyway thank you all for the superbe forum and good luck foor the future
francine nouls
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I am afraid you observed the conidia of your Hypoxylon.
Regards,
Bernard
Hi Francine,
I do not see a cyphelloid basidiomycete in your pictures.
The Hypoxylon (fragiforme) is covered by (its own?) conidia - this is what you show.
Best regards from Lothar
Allright!
Now I understand what I saw on the outside. Many thanks.
Hello Bernard and Lothar,
Just to inform you that since a couple of days a yellow-orange Hypocrea-Hyphomycete sp appeared on the back of the Hypoxylon fragiforme and on top of the tufts.
Doing some more investigations today (own or other conidia?) I found Heteroconium tetracoilum (cf Ellis & Ellis and pictures Pharmanatur) growing often around ostioles of diatrypaceous fungi in damp conditions
I will try to send some microscopic (bad) pictures taken the very first days (e.g. 10 days ago)
kind regards,
francine
