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Ciboria coryli?
Yatsiuk Iryna, 20-07-2011 14:43
Yatsiuk Iryna

Hello, Forum!


It was collected in 22 March? 2011,  on catkins of Corylus avellana.


Looks like Ciboria coryli, but I'm not sure. Is someone familiar with this species?


With best regards,


Irina

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Hans-Otto Baral, 20-07-2011 16:12
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Seems you have strongly squashed your spores, so they got wider than normal. Yes, with this spore size it must be C. coryli

Zotto
erio camporesi, 21-07-2011 23:17
erio camporesi
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Hi all,

  here some macro and microphotoes of my collections:

1) The ascospores are binucleated (hard visible) and sometimes the external layer is separable.

2) The flowers of the catkins are dead unripe (in all my collections).

    Erio
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Hans-Otto Baral, 21-07-2011 23:36
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Hi Erio

I fully concur, and I add that it is necessary to have living spores in order to see the two nuclei. I am not sure whether one can find living spores in Ciboria when the material was dry for some months.



Zotto
Yatsiuk Iryna, 25-07-2011 16:29
Yatsiuk Iryna
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Thank you,
Zotto, now I see that I really squashed spores my preparation.

Irina?
Martin Bemmann, 25-07-2011 19:06
Martin Bemmann
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Hi Irina,

I was lucky to see the nuclei in my collection...

Best wishes,

Martin
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Yatsiuk Iryna, 26-07-2011 16:34
Yatsiuk Iryna
Re : Ciboria coryli?

Wow! Was it a fresh specimen?


And I will wait for the next spring and do my best to look at fresh material (hope to have a field microscope by that time).


Irina

Raúl Tena Lahoz, 26-07-2011 17:18
Raúl Tena Lahoz
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Hi there!
At least Ciboria conformata kept some spores alive after it was dry for a week. See attach, you can see some spores still with the nucleolus. I use little plastic bags to keep moisture in the field and then I put them as soon as possible in the fridge till I can study them.
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Martin Bemmann, 26-07-2011 17:41
Martin Bemmann
Re : Ciboria coryli?
Yes Irina,

it is from a single fresh specimen, that I found in March this year.

Regards

Martin

PS: and as Raúl said: you don't need a field microscope. Just put your collection in a plastic bag or box and keep it slightly moist for comfortable examination at home...