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Tengo esta Mollisia? desde mayo En madera de haya

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HelloThese small (0.15 - 0.2 mm), white Saccobolus

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Scutellinia
Malcolm Greaves, 21-05-2013 18:55
Malcolm  GreavesI found this Scutellinia on a moss covered log.
The spores averaged 18.5 x 12.3 and had small sometimes interconecting warts.
There were three distinct types of hair, firstly long 1200um then short 250 -400 and finally very short and rounded.
This lead me to S critina but the unusual find was that some of the small hairs were growing inside the longer ones. On checking Schumacher it is apparently not unusual and cannot be used in helping to identifying to species but it is the first time I have seen it.

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Michel Delpont, 21-05-2013 20:14
Michel Delpont
Re : Scutellinia
Good evening Malcolm

Your fungus also makes me think S.crinita I harvested a few days ago.
Beautiful species with the long hair.

Michel.
Beñat Jeannerot, 21-05-2013 21:03
Beñat Jeannerot
Re : Scutellinia
Dear Malcolm,

S. crinita.
About hairs inside others, it's a very common fact in this genus. Not a discriminate factor.

Regards,

Beñat