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indet. Rutstroemiaceae sp. on unk. fallen leavesMc
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Unknown anamorph found on the ground in coastal sa
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Small clavate hairs, negative croziers and IKI bb
On a pyrenomycete.
Dieter Slos,
20-04-2013 19:21
I found this fruitbody on a pyrenomycete. Any idea about it? Spores about 7.5 x 3 µm.
Best regards,
Dieter
Gilbert MOYNE,
20-04-2013 19:31
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
Sur Podospora ?
La forme des poils serait intéressante.
Gilbert
La forme des poils serait intéressante.
Gilbert
Dieter Slos,
20-04-2013 19:44
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
I don't know if it is podospora. Should check it. What are poils?
Björn Wergen,
20-04-2013 19:45
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
Hi,
looks like Unguiculella tityri, look here:
https://www.sites.google.com/site/funghiparadise/ascomycota-leotiomycetes/helotiales/hyaloscyphaceae/unguiculella-tityri-velen-huhtinen-spooner-2003-1?
regards,
björn
looks like Unguiculella tityri, look here:
https://www.sites.google.com/site/funghiparadise/ascomycota-leotiomycetes/helotiales/hyaloscyphaceae/unguiculella-tityri-velen-huhtinen-spooner-2003-1?
regards,
björn
Björn Wergen,
20-04-2013 19:49
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
poils = hairs
Gilbert MOYNE,
20-04-2013 20:09
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
C'est en ettet à Unguiculella tityri que je pensais.
Je l'ai toujours trouvée sur Podospora conica sur bouse de vache.
Gilbert
Je l'ai toujours trouvée sur Podospora conica sur bouse de vache.
Gilbert
Björn Wergen,
20-04-2013 20:25
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
Hi Gilbert,
I do not really understand what you have written there (sorry my french is bad). The main difference between the finding and U. tityri seems to be the ascus shape. It would be interesting which pyrenomycete it is.
regards,
björn
I do not really understand what you have written there (sorry my french is bad). The main difference between the finding and U. tityri seems to be the ascus shape. It would be interesting which pyrenomycete it is.
regards,
björn
Dieter Slos,
20-04-2013 20:35
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
It doesn't look like Podospora to me...
These are the spores of the pyro. The fruitbody is for tomorrow I think.
Oh, and this sentence I do understand:
"It was in fact at Unguiculella tityri I was thinking. I found it already on Podospora conico from cow dung."
These are the spores of the pyro. The fruitbody is for tomorrow I think.
Oh, and this sentence I do understand:
"It was in fact at Unguiculella tityri I was thinking. I found it already on Podospora conico from cow dung."
Dieter Slos,
21-04-2013 13:30
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
This is the pyrenomycete. The substrate is wood. Is it Unguiculella tityri growing on it? Would be cool, it's never found before in my region.
Dieter
Dieter
Björn Wergen,
21-04-2013 13:58
Re : On a pyrenomycete.
I think it should be ok for U. tityri. So what is your region?
regards,
björn
regards,
björn