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19-11-2024 15:51

Antinoa sp. ?
Francois Guay Francois Guay

Hi everyone, I found this Antinoa-like species las

19-11-2024 00:36

H. leucomelaena atípica
Pérez del Amo Carlos Manuel Pérez del Amo Carlos Manuel

Hace unos días encontramos numerosos ejemplares d

19-11-2024 14:48

Geoglossum query
Watt John

Scoring the characters on Mal's Tombio key actuall

04-11-2024 17:32

Trichoderma sinuosum ?
Yves Antoinette

Bonjour, je pense qu'il peut s'agir de Trichoderma

12-11-2024 16:43

Dark red discomycete on Betula - nematode trapping anamorph?
Ethan Crenson

Hello all, This weekend a friend found these dark

19-11-2024 08:57

discomycete from Portugal - Hyalopeziza?
Lothar Krieglsteiner Lothar Krieglsteiner

.. on dead stems of indet.dicotyl, maybe Phytolacc

19-11-2024 20:00

Synnematous fungus with pink heads (looking like a slime mould!)
Stephen Martin Stephen Martin

I have found this intriguing fungus which looked l

19-11-2024 14:08

Punk and heavy metal fungi
Dragiša Savic

Hello everyone, some interesting anamorphs. The fi

19-11-2024 17:21

Iodophanus testaceus ?
Garcia Susana

Hola a todos. Mando este ascomiceto que no consig

18-11-2024 17:56

Literature request
Bernard Declercq Bernard Declercq

Hello,I am urgently loooking for following paper:P

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Phylacia o Daldinia???
Martinez Mariana, 22-01-2013 22:32
Hi all! I found this fungus growing on trees or logs decaying ellipsoidal spores has about 14.5 x 8.2 um approximately septate hyphae with generative presence of clasps and skeletal hyphae , is attached directly to the substrate and has a small stipe some at do you have a cross section in the upper stroma where spores are and looking good on the magnifying glass you can see it has communication with the outer surface ... or could be Phylacia globosa is a genre of Daldinia?? please if I could help =) From now thank you very much!
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FELIPE SAN MARTÍN, 23-01-2013 01:01
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Re : Phylacia o Daldinia???
Mariana: Se trata de una especie de Phylacia un tanto depauperada. Phylacia se distingue de Daldinia en que no tiene entostroma zonado (de hecho el entostroma en Phylacia está casi ausente en la madurez), sus ascosporas son generalmente subhialinas a amarillentas con extremos señaladamente redondeados (casi cuboides) cuya línea germinal es inconspicua o ausente.
Saludos!
Martinez Mariana, 23-01-2013 01:21
Re : Phylacia o Daldinia???
Thank you so much! There is some information on gender phylacia discuss where their hyphae, basidia?? I searched a lot but have not been successful, I've only found information spores and macroscopic characteristics ...

Good Luck!! =)