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Brown on Potentilla
Marja Pennanen,
12-07-2010 10:04
I found something more than those mentioned ealier on Potentilla. This didn't look like Moellerodiscus, so I thogh it was worht checking. These can be almoust I mm wide and 1,5 mm high:
Marja Pennanen,
12-07-2010 10:06
Re:Brown on Potentilla
The spores are 11-15x5-6 and carry two or more big droplets.
Asci are 65-80x8-11, IKI+ and paraphyses are 2-3 micrometers wide and a little longer than asci.
Certainly something else and being new to me something, that I can't easily determine...
Marja
Asci are 65-80x8-11, IKI+ and paraphyses are 2-3 micrometers wide and a little longer than asci.
Certainly something else and being new to me something, that I can't easily determine...
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
12-07-2010 10:15
Re:Brown on Potentilla
Still one photo of the microscophy, which somebody might ask for ;)
Marja
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
12-07-2010 11:05
Re:Brown on Potentilla
Luckily I studied the little pieces, too and found a bigger one, which was fresh. It was nearly 2 mm wide and high. The hymenium was lighter.
Marja Pennanen,
12-07-2010 13:04
Re:Brown on Potentilla
Could this be a Rutstroemia?
I just haven't got the description of R. hercynica, which I've found ealier, but never had it on microscope...
I just haven't got the description of R. hercynica, which I've found ealier, but never had it on microscope...