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Ralph Vandiest
Hello, I found this species on dung (think deer o
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Enrique Rubio
Hi to all,I would appreciate if someone has a pdf
Hello,
I found this species on dung (think deer or rabbit). Frb up to 1mm, spores 44x52x4/5µm, with 2 gelatinous caudae up to 38µm long. Asci 8 spored, 190/205x10/13µm.
PS I've never looked at this genera before
regards,
Ralph
the spores are not mature yet, also one cannot determine the species beyond any doubt. You must have patience, because it can last several weeks up to maturity.
Mature Cercophora-spores look so.
Cercophora anisura
Your fungus is not ripe; more lacking other information (hair, wall structure). On dung, the most common species are C.mirabilis, C.anisura and C.coprophila. Sometimes C.septentrionalis.
Michel.
A good month ago I posted some cercophora species that weren't mature yet . Today I had another look but don't really know which species.
Size frb 1mm, spores total lenght including pedicel 45/58x7/8, spores 17/20x7/8µm, pedicel 25/38x 3/4µm, spores seem to be bi-guttulate
Regards
