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14-08-2022 18:08

Tatraea dumbirensis look-alike
Edvin Johannesen Edvin Johannesen

Found on deciduous wood (probably Betula) in subal

14-08-2022 15:50

Orbilia cf. luteorubella
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová) Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)

Hello,this Orbilia grew on a strongly rotten branc

13-08-2022 17:18

Apricot-coloured fungus post fire - Neurospora ?
Stephen Mifsud Stephen Mifsud

I assumed these are weak colonies of Neurospora on

10-08-2022 15:45

Scutellinia with bare margin
Pierre-Yves Julien

Récolte le 31/07/2022 – Ozoir-la-Ferrière (77)

04-07-2022 18:45

Bryoscyphus
Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

I can find no suitable answer for this white Bryos

11-08-2022 00:45

Ciboria-like apothecium on deciduous stick
Stefan Jakobsson

On a thin deciduous stick (Salix/Alnus/Betula) on

10-08-2022 18:45

Anamorph on Ulmus twig related to Splanchnonema foedans???
François Bartholomeeusen

Good evening all, On 5 August 2022, a friend gave

11-08-2022 08:16

Pyrenomyceto sobre Pinus
Josep Torres Josep Torres

Hola.Un muy diminuto Pirenomyceto sobre un tronco

10-08-2022 09:11

Chaetosphaeria?
Josep Torres Josep Torres

Hola.Un Piremomyceto recogido este pasado domingo

09-08-2022 20:06

Aspergillus (cyan) on Parsley flowers/seeds
Stephen Mifsud Stephen Mifsud

I have found an interesting aspergillus on flowers

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Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
Esquivel-Rios Eduardo, 14-10-2012 21:34


 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.

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FELIPE SAN MARTÍN, 17-10-2012 21:38
FELIPE SAN MARTÃN
Re : Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
¿Xylaria schweinitzii Berk. & M.A. Curtis?
Esquivel-Rios Eduardo, 18-10-2012 03:20
Re : Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
Gracias. La  X. schweinitzii reportada en Panama es totalmente esferica y no se mencionan la coloracion roja de estas estructuras, ver: http://www.flickr.com/photos/myxomop/5416371742/
FELIPE SAN MARTÍN, 18-10-2012 17:18
FELIPE SAN MARTÃN
Re : Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
En mi xperiencia, las especies del complejo Xylaria polymorfa (X. polymorpha, X. curta, X. complanata, X. Schweinitzii, X. scruposa, etc), presentag gutulas de colores vivos (rojos o amarillos) solo en el estado de anamorfo, cuando maduran ya no exudan gotas coloreadas. Por cierto, no se trata de un pigmento estromatal, si así fuera éste persistiría en el ectostroma de los ejemplares maduros, se trata de exudados acuosos coloreados mientras anamorfo.
Saludo.
Thomas Læssøe, 22-10-2012 17:20
Re : Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
hello

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
FELIPE SAN MARTÍN, 23-10-2012 03:30
FELIPE SAN MARTÃN
Re : Xylaria globosa, a " red" Xylaria..?
I fully agree with Thomas.