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Joop van der Lee,
27-11-2013 17:21
Found on sheep dung,Fruitbody: 865.14x427.46 um; body is covered with agglutinated hairs up to 3 cells. Most of the hairs occur around the base of the neck, also scattered on the whole body.
Asci: not measured but estimated to be around 188.36x20.48 um; 8-spored (photo-2)
Spores: uniseriate; 24.33-26.51x14.15-15.42 um; pedicel 9.07-10.38x2.25-2.38 um; upper cauda 41.01-83.38x2.74 um; lower cauda 53.55x3.33 um probably covering the whole pedicel (photo's 4&5).
Hairs: At the neck pointed 34.86x8.07 3 cells (photo-7); at the lower body 35.32 um rounded top (photo-8).
Sorry for the fact that the macrophoto of the fruitbody is not in focus, was not possible.
Joop
Norbert Heine,
27-11-2013 20:00
Re : Schizothecium squamulosa?
No Joop, this is not Schizothecium squamulosum.
Your species seems to be again Schizothecium conicum with reduced hairtufts.
Sch. squamulosum has a remarkable long pedicel; own measurements 15-20 (24) µm, broader spores between 16 - 19 µm and a length/width ratio from 1,3 - 1,5.
At "Beiträge zur Kenntnis coprophiler Pilze (1), Teil 2" from Peter and me you find a short description at pages 228/229.
If you don't know this paper, you can find it in our discussion board:
http://www.ascofrance.com/uploads/forum_file/13700.pdf
Best regards
Norbert
Your species seems to be again Schizothecium conicum with reduced hairtufts.
Sch. squamulosum has a remarkable long pedicel; own measurements 15-20 (24) µm, broader spores between 16 - 19 µm and a length/width ratio from 1,3 - 1,5.
At "Beiträge zur Kenntnis coprophiler Pilze (1), Teil 2" from Peter and me you find a short description at pages 228/229.
If you don't know this paper, you can find it in our discussion board:
http://www.ascofrance.com/uploads/forum_file/13700.pdf
Best regards
Norbert
Joop van der Lee,
27-11-2013 22:39
Re : Schizothecium squamulosum?
Vielen dank Norber für diese Information
Joop