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This pair of ascos 2.5cm across were on recently b
Scutellinia setosa
Malcolm Greaves,
30-10-2012 17:12
Hopefully a relatively easy one this time. With the largest one no more than 1.5 mm and smooth spores 18 x 11 Scutellinia setosa seems the only choiceAlongside a Trichophaea woolhopeia which I identified and some nectria I didn't.
Mal
Beñat Jeannerot,
30-10-2012 18:22
Re : Scutellinia setosa
Yes, it is. 99% of chance.
Could you send me some apothecia ? Because, I don't have this species from Great Britain, and it will be good for my repartition map (on working) on this species in Europe.
I think that's perhaps the first data from your country.
Have you identified the wood ? I'm really interested by this data.
I suppose it is decorticated and very moist, very humid... Is it the case ?
Beñat
PS : For information, this species will represent a new genus in future time (not by me, but I have information). The phylogenic data has given some differences with Scutellinia genus. But, in waiting...
Could you send me some apothecia ? Because, I don't have this species from Great Britain, and it will be good for my repartition map (on working) on this species in Europe.
I think that's perhaps the first data from your country.
Have you identified the wood ? I'm really interested by this data.
I suppose it is decorticated and very moist, very humid... Is it the case ?
Beñat
PS : For information, this species will represent a new genus in future time (not by me, but I have information). The phylogenic data has given some differences with Scutellinia genus. But, in waiting...