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Fimaria Theioleuca?
Ralph Vandiest,
22-08-2013 21:50
Hello,I found this fimaria on deer dung. I think it is F Theioleuca but I have no experience with this genus. Can somebody confirm this?
Characteristics: cup 1mm diam, yellow, J-, asci 8-spored 152/165x13/14µm, spores ellipsoid without reticulum, Q>1,5, spores 14/15x6,5/7,5, paraphyses not swollen at the end.
Regards,
Ralph
Norbert Heine,
22-08-2013 23:11
Re : Fimaria Theioleuca?
Hello Ralph,
surely not a Pseudombrophila, which is the current name for Fimaria.
Maybe immature Iodophanus carneus?
But the colour seems me a little bit to bright.
Norbert
surely not a Pseudombrophila, which is the current name for Fimaria.
Maybe immature Iodophanus carneus?
But the colour seems me a little bit to bright.
Norbert
Uwe Lindemann,
23-08-2013 00:11
Re : Fimaria Theioleuca?
Hello Ralph, hello Norbert,
as far as I know Pseudombrophila has no yellow pigment in the paraphyses. For me the discomycete looks like an immature cheilymenia or something else. Do you tested the spores in cotton blue?
Best, Uwe
as far as I know Pseudombrophila has no yellow pigment in the paraphyses. For me the discomycete looks like an immature cheilymenia or something else. Do you tested the spores in cotton blue?
Best, Uwe
Ralph Vandiest,
23-08-2013 14:37
Re : Fimaria Theioleuca?
Hello Uwe,
Which reaction do you see in cotton blue?
regards,
Ralph
Which reaction do you see in cotton blue?
regards,
Ralph
Uwe Lindemann,
23-08-2013 19:04
Re : Fimaria Theioleuca?
Hi Ralph,
to see whether the ascospores have an ornamentation or not.
Best, Uwe
to see whether the ascospores have an ornamentation or not.
Best, Uwe