
04-10-2023 21:58
Pablo Chacónhola a todos,J'écris à Florent.boittin@laposte.n

04-10-2023 17:18
Louis DENYBonjour forumAu Ballon d'Alsace, altitude 1 100m,

04-10-2023 18:43

Dear Forum,On the bark of Fagus I found some brigh

04-10-2023 14:29
Jean-Luc RangerBonjour, sur tige herbacée en milieux tourbeux ,

03-10-2023 11:07
Maria PlekkenpolHello,On cowdung I found these. Fb white, "sugarco

02-10-2023 21:01
Nihad OmerovicHello,30. 09. 2023., Mediterranean region, nex to

01-10-2023 14:57
Michael ValentineHello,Found on Friday, in the middle of an isolate

28-09-2023 22:11
Nihad OmerovicHello,Looking for opinions on this Rutstroemia; I
A Xylaria globosa (Spreng. ex Fr.) Mont. is a only Xylaria species with red-orange colorations in the ascostroma. This specimen found in the Cordillera Central, 500 mts. altitude, has these characteristics. The orange-red coloration develops only in thin sterile cilindrical stromata arising between fertile globose black stromata , they have few peritecias. The ascospores are 18-24 x 6-8 microns.
In http://mushroaming.com/Amazing_Amazon is referred as X. glabrosa, but i cant found any references to this specie.
Saludo.
In my experience X. polymorpha s.st. and X. obovata (syn schweinitzii) never produce red droplets when emerging but my concept of X. globosa does (= anisopleura). But this complex still needs a lot of attention using other methods :-)
The red drop producing taxon is extremely common in Ecuador and presumably over most of the Neotropics
cheers
Thomas