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another sporormiella.
hannie wijers,
02-05-2013 19:32
Michel Delpont,
02-05-2013 20:35
Re : another sporormiella.
We must first know exactly the basis of asci, they seem rather abruptly attenuated. With this size of spore may be S.australis? It is not clear the germ slits photos; would you make others with a higher magnification?
Michel.
Michel.
hannie wijers,
03-05-2013 16:51
Re : another sporormiella.
I'll try to do this tomorrow Michel, thank you.
Hannie
Hannie
hannie wijers,
04-05-2013 16:48
Re : another sporormiella.
Hello Michel,
I put some pictures of the asci. Ik hope it's al ittle clearer now and visible what way I have to go withe the key. Picture 3 has a longer stipe.
Thank you.
Hannie
I put some pictures of the asci. Ik hope it's al ittle clearer now and visible what way I have to go withe the key. Picture 3 has a longer stipe.
Thank you.
Hannie
Michel Delpont,
04-05-2013 18:09
Re : another sporormiella.
I find it difficult to answer with certainty, it seems nevertheless that the basis of most of the asci is rather abruptly attenuated, which S.autralis could go with this size and shape of spores. If the germ slits match, it can confirm.
Michel.
Michel.
hannie wijers,
04-05-2013 20:34
Re : another sporormiella.
Thank you Michel, i'll keep it as S. australis. Have a nice weekend.
best wishes
Hannie
best wishes
Hannie