08-04-2016 21:37
Joop van der Lee
Found on deer dung, the species has two different
08-04-2016 17:48
Blasco Rafael
Hola, no se si por las esporas alguien puede conoc
08-04-2016 11:58
Michel Hairaud
Queridos amigos, Bonjour à tous, Hi to everyone
07-04-2016 15:31
Herrera Emerson
Buen día, me podría ayudar a identificar este or
07-04-2016 22:13
UZUN Yasin
Ascospores 11,7-14,2 x 6,9-7,5 µm.... usually wit
07-04-2016 10:08
Florian Prell
Hello togehter,i'm looking for the following artic
Lasiobolus intermedius?
Joop van der Lee,
08-04-2016 21:37
Found on deer dung, the species has two different colours, white and pale yellow. The yellow species were on top facing the light and the white were on side facing the bottom.Apothecia: gragarious to growded.
Setae: non-septated; pointed or round tip, thickwalled 4.3-4.5 um for the pointed top and 1.8-2.0 um for the round top; Pointed 353-417x23-26 um at broadest point; round 224-136x27-28 um almost the entire length: ventricose at the base.
Parafyses: hyaline, septated, simple and branched; 2.2-2.4 um
Asci: 8-spores; 149-160x16-18 um
Spores: uniseriate; 16.3-17.5x(9.9-)11.1-11.4 um, when young covered with fine wrats; surrounded by a hyaline sheath only visible in Congo Red; containing a de Bary bubble.
Peter Püwert,
09-04-2016 00:55
Re : Lasiobolus intermedius?
Hi Joop,
I hold also as Lasiobolus intermedius, however, had never seen warty spores and such with mucus cover. Bezerra et Kimbrough (1974) also write over nothing. Picture 4 and 5, could be "often collapsed at one side " (Bez. et Kimbr.) ?
Greetings Peter.
I hold also as Lasiobolus intermedius, however, had never seen warty spores and such with mucus cover. Bezerra et Kimbrough (1974) also write over nothing. Picture 4 and 5, could be "often collapsed at one side " (Bez. et Kimbr.) ?
Greetings Peter.
Joop van der Lee,
09-04-2016 09:08
Re : Lasiobolus intermedius?
Hello PLeter,
I do not have the documentation from Bezerra et Kimbrough (1974) can you send me a copy?
For the rest the wrats were only visible with immature spores in Lugol and the sheath often contains these wrats and makes it easier to see.
It seems the sheath is also visible inside the ascus in Congo Red.
Joop
Peter Püwert,
09-04-2016 10:11
Re : Lasiobolus intermedius?
Hi Joop,
I have sent it.
Greetings Peter.
I have sent it.
Greetings Peter.