07-02-2016 23:07
Castillo Joseba
Me mandan de Galicia muestras de esta especie en C
07-02-2016 12:06
Patrice TANCHAUDBonjour,une espèce banale, ce qui l'est peut-êtr
07-02-2016 21:00
Castillo Joseba
No tengo claro si es que no es un Ascomyceto o sim
07-02-2016 19:19
Pavol PaloHi all,I found it at the root dead tree Fraxinus s
06-02-2016 00:26
Luc Bailly
Bonjour à tous,Voici à présent quelques récolt
07-02-2016 13:13
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour,Un ami m'a remis ce petit champignon crois
En Cupressus sempervirens
Castillo Joseba,
07-02-2016 23:07
Me mandan de Galicia muestras de esta especie en Cupressus sempervirens.A ver que os parece
Joseba
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-02-2016 09:39
Re : En Cupressus sempervirens
The only idea I have is Pezicula, but with inamyloid asci? Your Lugol is invisible (left image), so perhaps too diluted, please check.
A section showing the excipulum?
A section showing the excipulum?
Castillo Joseba,
08-02-2016 11:31
Re : En Cupressus sempervirens
He hecho 3 pruebas y no veo reacciones muy evidentes, no se si servirán... pongo fotos
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-02-2016 12:19
Re : En Cupressus sempervirens
an apical thickening is there! Did you get a reaction in other ascos? Again I do not see the yellow colour of iodine on your pics.
Castillo Joseba,
08-02-2016 13:48
Re : En Cupressus sempervirens
Hola Zotto ... no acabo de Comprender tu comentario El color de Amarillo PUEDE deberse una cola los reactivos no esten en buien estado? mi IKI es de 06/06/2015 y el KOH tambien. En Una de las fotos que visto Una Reacción al Amarillo con IKI (Foto pongo) No entiendo "un engrosamiento apical ESTA ALLI!" Gracias Joseba
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-02-2016 15:02
Re : En Cupressus sempervirens
Yes, in this pic I see the yellow stain of the ascoplasma, hope this is due to IKI and not natural.
The apical ascus wall is thinckened on your photos, suggesting that an amyloid ring is present, but you may be right that there is no ring. I have very rarely seen a Pezicula with inamyloid asci, without an apical ring.
The apical ascus wall is thinckened on your photos, suggesting that an amyloid ring is present, but you may be right that there is no ring. I have very rarely seen a Pezicula with inamyloid asci, without an apical ring.