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Discos on Betula bark
    
                    Marja  Pennanen,
                02-11-2010 10:23
    
    I found these tiny discos on the Betula pendula, that's fallen down on my own yard a couple of years ago. I've kept it untouched to study, what comes up and much do ;)
These grow on the bark and are up to 0,5 mm wide:
                                    Marja  Pennanen,
                                02-11-2010 10:28            
            Re:Discos on Betula bark
                I've now got only the Old Russian without a micrometer, but myxomycetes spores give some estimates.
The spores are about 8-14x2-3 in size. They can contain some big, but faint droblets and some are with one septum.
The asci are about 50-70x6-8, propably IKI- and few paraphyses about 2 micrometers wide.
Sorry about the photo quality:Marja
                
                                    
                    
                
                
                
                
                            The spores are about 8-14x2-3 in size. They can contain some big, but faint droblets and some are with one septum.
The asci are about 50-70x6-8, propably IKI- and few paraphyses about 2 micrometers wide.
Sorry about the photo quality:Marja
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                02-11-2010 11:27            
             
                Re:Discos on Betula bark
                Hi Marja
I can't tell. Depends upon the excipulum, could you photograph it in a squash mount?
Zotto
                
                
                
                
                
                            I can't tell. Depends upon the excipulum, could you photograph it in a squash mount?
Zotto
                                    Marja  Pennanen,
                                02-11-2010 11:54            
            
            
        
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                02-11-2010 12:10            
             
                Re:Discos on Betula bark
                o.k., thanks, hyaline and small celled angularis. A Hyaloscyphacee perhaps. I thought about a Calycellina from spore shape. Are there living paraphyses, and do they contain VBs?
I fera this is quite a puzzle. Something around Parorbiliposis perhaps-.
Zotto
                
                
                
                
                
                            I fera this is quite a puzzle. Something around Parorbiliposis perhaps-.
Zotto
                                    Marja  Pennanen,
                                02-11-2010 12:23            
            
            
        
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                02-11-2010 12:31            
             
                Re:Discos on Betula bark
                But it helps at least that I believe in their presence. Uff.. Anyhow, no idea.
Calyellina in a wide sense could still be possible.
Zotto
                
                
                
                
                
                            Calyellina in a wide sense could still be possible.
Zotto
                                    Marja  Pennanen,
                                02-11-2010 12:40            
            Re:Discos on Betula bark
                Thank you, anyway you tried :)
I'm somehow used to not getting all of these my treasures determined :(
And now the stupid question ;) What are the other genuses, that a wide sence of Calycellina includes?
Marja
                
                
                
                
                
                            I'm somehow used to not getting all of these my treasures determined :(
And now the stupid question ;) What are the other genuses, that a wide sence of Calycellina includes?
Marja
                                    Hans-Otto Baral,
                                02-11-2010 19:13            
             
                Re:Discos on Betula bark
                Phialina would be one such genus, but that has short or long pointed hairs, and I presume yours doesn't have. Parorbiliopsis I mentioned, but that is a waste  basket genus, which I refer from the type to Hyaloscypha, though without hairs. That has no VBs in the paraphyses. I fear you have here something about which nobody knows, not to speak of the literature which is often so bad.
I can only recommennd to collect this again, look for variation, and especially, a careful diagnosis. F.ex., to be sure whether the IKI-reaction is negative.
Zotto
                
                
                
                
                
                            I can only recommennd to collect this again, look for variation, and especially, a careful diagnosis. F.ex., to be sure whether the IKI-reaction is negative.
Zotto
                                    Marja  Pennanen,
                                03-11-2010 13:56            
            Re:Discos on Betula bark
                Thank you :)
I saw no hairs. I should check this with a better microscope to see the IKI-reaction.
Maybe next autumn or maybe not ;)
Marja
                
                
                
                
                
                            I saw no hairs. I should check this with a better microscope to see the IKI-reaction.
Maybe next autumn or maybe not ;)
Marja
 
                


