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Hypocopra (?) on donkey dung
Enrique Rubio,
16-03-2012 19:39
Hi to allSome years ago (2004) I found these gregarious, small (up to 500 microns in diam.), flask-shaped and black perithecia inmersed on donkey dung. No obvious stroma, tomentum or clypeus I have seen around the perithecia.
Asci cylindrical up to 160 x 10, 8-spored, with an conspicuous and complex apical pore Mlz. and Mlz. bb (+).
Spores ellipsoid with a germ slit 3/4 spore length and an obvious gel seath that persists across the years.
What's your opinion about this fungus?. I think maybe is an Hypocopra species but I find any species that fits well with my collection.
Many thanks in advance
Enrique
The photos were made from rehydrated material
Michel Delpont,
16-03-2012 21:22
Re : Hypocopra (?) on donkey dung
Hello Henrique.
Your fungus seems to be a Hypocropa. Some species have no stroma or he is not very visible. Have you been able to observe if there was a tomentum and if the spores had may be a small hyaline appendage at the base. In the documentation that I have I find no species with a dimention of spores as small.
Sorry I can not help you more.
Regards.
Michel.?
Your fungus seems to be a Hypocropa. Some species have no stroma or he is not very visible. Have you been able to observe if there was a tomentum and if the spores had may be a small hyaline appendage at the base. In the documentation that I have I find no species with a dimention of spores as small.
Sorry I can not help you more.
Regards.
Michel.?
Enrique Rubio,
17-03-2012 17:59
Re : Hypocopra (?) on donkey dung
Thank you Michel
There are neither tomentum nor small hyaline appendages
Enrique
There are neither tomentum nor small hyaline appendages
Enrique
Chris Yeates,
17-03-2012 19:47
Re : Hypocopra (?) on donkey dung
I agree with Michel; it appears to be a good Hypocopra - but with spores that small I am confused; perhaps it's undescribed?
best wishes
Chris
best wishes
Chris
Enrique Rubio,
17-03-2012 20:11
Re : Hypocopra (?) on donkey dung
Dear Chris:
I have not found this species in the keys that I have looked
Enrique
I have not found this species in the keys that I have looked
Enrique