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Orbilia on Sambucus
Marja Pennanen,
09-04-2012 18:43
these about 0,2 mm wide Orbilias have spores about 7-8x2 and asci are about 30-40x4.
Paraphyses have swollen heads.
When the preparate was made, a little piece of wood came with the Orbilia.
I found an anamorph swimming besides the wood.
I suppose it is a Tridentaria (or Trinacrium???) and may be connected to this Orbilia.
Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-04-2012 19:51
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
Dear Marja
suppose you have Orbilia vitalbae. What kind of Sambucus you have? woody or ebulus? The conidia are a bit narrower in our illustations. -- Zotto
suppose you have Orbilia vitalbae. What kind of Sambucus you have? woody or ebulus? The conidia are a bit narrower in our illustations. -- Zotto
Marja Pennanen,
09-04-2012 21:40
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
Dear Zotto,
thank you very much!
Ooh, yes, I'm happy, a new species for me and propably for Finland, too.
This Sambucus, propably Sambucus racemosa is just a bush, kind of a small (2 m) tree and so woody.
By the way the spores look absolutely amazing. It is a pitty, that I can't see all those fine details with my microscope.
Marja
thank you very much!
Ooh, yes, I'm happy, a new species for me and propably for Finland, too.
This Sambucus, propably Sambucus racemosa is just a bush, kind of a small (2 m) tree and so woody.
By the way the spores look absolutely amazing. It is a pitty, that I can't see all those fine details with my microscope.
Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-04-2012 21:42
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
For completeness please tell me the collection data. And: is the core texture of the branch white or reddish? This is a difference between racemosa and nigra.
Zotto
Zotto
Marja Pennanen,
09-04-2012 22:00
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
Hi Zotto,
I collected this on 4.4. 2012 in Outokumpu, at Mökkivaara, ETRS89: 62.72533, 28.99431 (near my home).
The core of the branch is not white, maybe a bit pinkish. I do not know bushes very well, thank you for that piece of information.
Marja
I collected this on 4.4. 2012 in Outokumpu, at Mökkivaara, ETRS89: 62.72533, 28.99431 (near my home).
The core of the branch is not white, maybe a bit pinkish. I do not know bushes very well, thank you for that piece of information.
Marja
Marja Pennanen,
10-04-2012 14:24
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
I checked Sambucus from internet. The substrate must be Sambucus racemosa because S. nigra does not grow wild? up here. Birds eat berries and spread the bush.
Marja
Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-04-2012 15:28
Re : Orbilia on Sambucus
yes, and it is the reddish inner texture which is typical of racemosa