26-05-2015 14:21
Castillo Joseba
No me es posible confirmar  que la rama es de Vi
25-05-2015 13:49
Enrique Rubio
Hi again This Amicodisca species grew on wood,Â
24-05-2015 19:22
Blasco Rafael
Hola repito mensaje mandado anterior mente, con un
25-05-2015 15:25
Castillo Joseba
En tronco de abeto .... Â una especie de costra ne
24-05-2015 19:33
Chris Yeates
Bonsoir tousI recently collected a discomycete wit
23-05-2015 17:23
Bernard CLESSE
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Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
Enrique Rubio,
09-01-2013 20:25
Hi againThis material was sent to me from M. Tapia (Navarra, NE of Spain) as Hamatocanthoscypha species growing on rotten, blackish, leaves of Cupressus. The ascomata are minute, briefly stipitate and allways white.
The spores are ovoid eguttulate or provided of 1-2 small polar guttules. Asi IKI negative (-), croziers positive (+). Paraphyses with any content. Ectal excipulum elongate of and + or - elongate textura prismatica. Hairs granulate, many of them uncinate.
I think is a good Hamatocanthoscypha species that not fits well with H. obsoleta. In Zotto's CD there is an Hamatocanthoscypha 'rotundispora' HB- 7444 that is very close with this fungus.
What's your opinion?
Many thanks again
Enrique
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-01-2013 21:07
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
I do not understand the name (by Raitviir & Galán), because also in the type the spores are ellipsoid. But yours is certainly the same species as the one found by Jean-Paul.
Enrique Rubio,
09-01-2013 21:14
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
Thanks, Zotto. Really the spores are not roundish!
Have you the original description in Nova Hedwigia?
Have you the original description in Nova Hedwigia?
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-01-2013 21:28
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
not electronically
Enrique Rubio,
09-01-2013 23:09
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
In Raitvir's paper, Revised Synopsis of the Hyaloscyphaceae (2004), the spores appears to be roundish and the texy says 'spores broadly elliptical to subglobose without lipid guttules, 3.2-3.6 x 2-2.3 microns' It seems to be smaller for our fungus...
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-01-2013 23:31
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
Oh yes, my database contained an error, 6 instead of 3.6 µm.
Here the description
Zotto
Here the description
Zotto
Hamaticanthoscypha-rotunispora-1-0001.JPG
Hamaticanthoscypha-rotunispora-2-0001.JPG
Enrique Rubio,
09-01-2013 23:47
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
Thank you very much, Zotto
Vasileios Kaounas,
20-01-2024 23:04
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
its laricionis ?
Michel Hairaud,
21-01-2024 09:22
Re : Hamatocanthoscypha on Cupressus leaves
Dear Enrique,Â
Nice to hear from you, hope you are fine again.Â
I had overlooked this post ...Â
Yes indeed the spore shape does not properly correspond to the fungus name !
I am sending to you the paper through your mail adressÂ
Biogeographical variability and re-description of an imperfectly known species Hamatocanthoscypha rotundispora (Helotiales, Hyaloscyphaceae)Â
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Amitiés
MichelÂ
Nice to hear from you, hope you are fine again.Â
I had overlooked this post ...Â
Yes indeed the spore shape does not properly correspond to the fungus name !
I am sending to you the paper through your mail adressÂ
Biogeographical variability and re-description of an imperfectly known species Hamatocanthoscypha rotundispora (Helotiales, Hyaloscyphaceae)Â
Â
Amitiés
MichelÂ