05-04-2017 11:48
Garcia SusanaHola,He encontrado esta Orbilia, pero no tengo cla
03-04-2017 15:08
Marcel Heyligen
Hi everyone, I need help for what I found on the s
05-04-2017 14:39
Dragiša SavicI'm not sure, but it looks like Helminthosphaeria
02-04-2017 12:51
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola, buenos días a todos. Subo unas fotos de un
04-04-2017 21:40
Bernard CLESSE
Bonsoir à tous,J'ai trouvé tout récemment cet H
04-04-2017 17:54
Enrique Rubio
Hi againThis Cyathicula species was growing on old
04-04-2017 17:17
Lothar Krieglsteiner
In the moment I try to actualize myself in respect
04-04-2017 06:44
Roland LabbéBonjour !Voici un disco qui a poussé sur excréme
Orbilia sphaerospora o subsphaerospora
Garcia Susana,
05-04-2017 11:48
He encontrado esta Orbilia, pero no tengo claro si sphaerospora y subsphaerospora son la misma especie o no. La diferencia está en el tipo de células marginales? En ese caso encajaría mejor con O.subsphaerospora.
El sustrato era haya.
Gracias, un saludo
Susana
Hans-Otto Baral,
05-04-2017 12:34
Re : Orbilia sphaerospora o subsphaerospora
Woww! This cannot be better. Everything perfect, including the angiosperm wood.
O. sphaerospora has more perfectly globose spores and completely lacks these glassy processes. We recently got a sequence of this O. subsphaerospora, and it differs sufficiently from sphaerospora.
Was this a log lying on the moist ground? Could you please send me the collection data? We have so far only records from western Spain.
The mosses might be Metzgeria and Hypnum cupressiforme.
Zotto
O. sphaerospora has more perfectly globose spores and completely lacks these glassy processes. We recently got a sequence of this O. subsphaerospora, and it differs sufficiently from sphaerospora.
Was this a log lying on the moist ground? Could you please send me the collection data? We have so far only records from western Spain.
The mosses might be Metzgeria and Hypnum cupressiforme.
Zotto
Garcia Susana,
05-04-2017 13:09
Re : Orbilia sphaerospora o subsphaerospora
Hola Zotto, gracias.
Si, era un trozo de madera que estaba caido en el suelo, con abundante humedad.
Te mando los datos del lugar de la colecta.
Crecían junto a otra especie. No la he identificado todavía, pero creo que puede ser Proliferodiscus pulveraceus. Te mando imagen.
Si, era un trozo de madera que estaba caido en el suelo, con abundante humedad.
Te mando los datos del lugar de la colecta.
Crecían junto a otra especie. No la he identificado todavía, pero creo que puede ser Proliferodiscus pulveraceus. Te mando imagen.
Hans-Otto Baral,
05-04-2017 13:12
Re : Orbilia sphaerospora o subsphaerospora
Thanks. Yes, it looks like that Proliferodiscus. Asci should be amyloid, hairs and excipulum turning violet....
Both species are drought-tolerant, usually they grow more exposed.
Was this a pure beech forest or mixed?
Both species are drought-tolerant, usually they grow more exposed.
Was this a pure beech forest or mixed?
Garcia Susana,
05-04-2017 16:55
Re : Orbilia sphaerospora o subsphaerospora
Se trata de bosque puro de hayas