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Chapeau : petit spot noir en forme de cratère creux au milieu ou remplie de matiere blanche – de 1 mm serrés sur écorce de banche morte
Stipe sans
Paraphyses pas vues
asques 121 – 150.3 x 12.1 - 14.5 non amyloide
spores pales arquées septées 1 fois contenant de nombreuses granulations 21.8 - 24.2 - 25.5 - (29.1) X 7.3 - 9.7
Andy
This may be Bertia tropicalis, but I do not see any ascomata that are collapsing (collabent). See:
Molecular systematics of the Coronophorales and new species of Bertia, Lasiobertia and Nitschkia Sabine M. HUHNDORF, Andrew N. MILLER* and Fernando A. FERNA´NDEZ
Best,
Andy
See the foreground left, i think that you can see any ascomata that are collapsing, you are right with Bertia tropicalis.
What do you think ???
Best
Maurice
Andy
tell me your adress please
best
Maurice
Director of the Fungarium/Herbarium
University of Illinois
Illinois Natural History Survey
1816 South Oak Street
Champaign, IL 61820-6970 USA
Thank you!
Andy
Have you received my mushroom i sent it to you two weeks ago ??
Maurice
Andy
Have you the result of the sequence ? can we name this mushroom Bertia tropicalis ?
Maurice
Best,
Andy
sorry to reply so late thank you for documentation I am very interested by this new species have an idea for the name. It could not be called Bertia mayottensis? Thank you for keeping me informed
best
Maurice
It is your species so you can name it whatever you like. Bertia mayottensis is available. Do you have a photo of the habitat on Mayotte island where you collected this species? We could publish it in the next issue of Fungal Planet if you have a photo of the habitat.
Happy Holidays,
Andy