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Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Erwin Gruber,
24-01-2011 01:21
Bonjour cher collegues de mycologie!
My name is Erwin Gruber, i am an Austrian Botanist and have got much information about stamnaria spp. and their relation to Equisetum spp. Unfortunately i don't speak French at all.
I did my master-thesis about this mysterious genus some years ago, and look forward to publish the results (5 new taxa) quite soon.
As i know, S. persoonii and equiseti are truly synonymous, but i would prefer to protect the later epithet persoonii for some reasons.
The images of Gilbert and Jean-Marc (27.06.08) do represent true S. persoonii on Equisetum fluviatile. (Z)otto's pretty delineations of "HB 3186" is another, yet ineditioned species, i discussed this fact with him per email.
Further fotos of Renè and Gilbert show quite typical apothecia of S. persoonii / Eq. fluviatile.
The species usually grows on decaying E. fluviatile, but in rare cases E. arvense, - I never found stamnaria on E. palustre till now, despite i proved very many specimen!
I told Enrique, that his S. "americana" from Asturia, Spain is another species as well, and that there is a valid epithet for a new combination.
Any "New Species" i found should be present in France, i bet some of them will be detected this year!
With kind greetings,
Erwin
Erwin Gruber,
24-01-2011 01:44
Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Just a week ago i found Stamnaria americana to grow in a new place in Austria, Styria, where i had found only it's anamorph before. Very close to this place is another location with Equisetum hyemale bearing masses of Titaeospora-Konidia. This population has not ever shown the corresponding S. americana-Teleomorph despite i controlled it for some years.
It is quite myraculous, that two very close populations at identic surrounding conditions are differnt in way of propagation - sexual / asexual.
Could it be, that some populations just lack the neccessary sexual crossing-partner?
Maybe someone can answer this question.
I am sorry, because tried in vain to add Fotos in right size!
It is quite myraculous, that two very close populations at identic surrounding conditions are differnt in way of propagation - sexual / asexual.
Could it be, that some populations just lack the neccessary sexual crossing-partner?
Maybe someone can answer this question.
I am sorry, because tried in vain to add Fotos in right size!
Marja Pennanen,
24-01-2011 09:50
Re:Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Hello Erwin,
it would be nice to see the photos!
You should resize your photos-actually reduce their size to 600-700x400-500 pixels.
Sometimes they won't still show. Then continue by reducing a bit more and modify the message.
Marja
it would be nice to see the photos!
You should resize your photos-actually reduce their size to 600-700x400-500 pixels.
Sometimes they won't still show. Then continue by reducing a bit more and modify the message.
Marja
NC NC,
24-01-2011 13:40
Re:Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Hello Marja, Christian, Michel,
I will try again to post slightly more reduced images, if it wont work i will accept Christian's and
Michel's kind offer to aid - thank you!
To Marja- I think to have seen (plus made some "description") of a similar "Hymenoscyphus" on Equisetum from Finland. The specimen lacks further apothecia, maybe i can find my description at University in Graz, so i could tell you details about.
Kind greetings
Erwin
I will try again to post slightly more reduced images, if it wont work i will accept Christian's and
Michel's kind offer to aid - thank you!
To Marja- I think to have seen (plus made some "description") of a similar "Hymenoscyphus" on Equisetum from Finland. The specimen lacks further apothecia, maybe i can find my description at University in Graz, so i could tell you details about.
Kind greetings
Erwin
14039.zip
Erwin Gruber,
24-01-2011 13:45
Re:Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Ok. let' try once more to post a photo
Erwin Gruber,
24-01-2011 14:19
Re:Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
Hello Marja, Christian, Michel
Thank you for your replies, and offers to help me in image-posting!
As i see it works to post only one small image.
Should i post items at the Databank about S. americana and Titaeospora (equiseti), or send a few size-reduzed images plus complete sample-data to Christian for that purpose?
I would send pictures in size 640x480 and 700x525 in the latter case.
Marja, some time ago i proofed an apothecium of "cf. Hymenoscyphus sp." on Equisetum from Finland, i found it in GZU - Univ. Graz. The Specimen is exhausted, got no more ascocarps, but i made a "description" which might be found again at Univ.
As i remember it got quite big spores, i could not determinate it with certainty, and it might be the same as your discussed specimen.
When i find my notations you will get detailed information at the page of your item.
Kind greetings
Erwin
Thank you for your replies, and offers to help me in image-posting!
As i see it works to post only one small image.
Should i post items at the Databank about S. americana and Titaeospora (equiseti), or send a few size-reduzed images plus complete sample-data to Christian for that purpose?
I would send pictures in size 640x480 and 700x525 in the latter case.
Marja, some time ago i proofed an apothecium of "cf. Hymenoscyphus sp." on Equisetum from Finland, i found it in GZU - Univ. Graz. The Specimen is exhausted, got no more ascocarps, but i made a "description" which might be found again at Univ.
As i remember it got quite big spores, i could not determinate it with certainty, and it might be the same as your discussed specimen.
When i find my notations you will get detailed information at the page of your item.
Kind greetings
Erwin
Christian Lechat,
25-01-2011 08:16
Re:Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
here is the plate of Stamnaria and Titaeospora
Erwin Gruber,
13-05-2016 21:53
Re : Stamnaria plus Titaeospora
A long time has passed since my last activity here.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/erwin_styria68/albums/72157628983052957
https://www.flickr.com/photos/erwin_styria68/albums/72157628983052957