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Thomas Læssøehttps://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10505643
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Yannick Mourgues
Hi to all. Here is a specie that can may be relat
Pithya cupressina ?
Vasileios Kaounas,
28-01-2014 16:27
Found in 28-01-14 in Attica Greece, on a small fruit from Juniperus phoeniceae. Diameter 6 mm. Spores 8-10,5. Pithya cupressina or something else ?
pithya-cupressina-0001.pdf
Michel Hairaud,
28-01-2014 16:39
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
Hi Vasileos,
The round spores and their size along with the macro habitus on this substrate should leave no doubt on your determination
Amitiés
Michel
The round spores and their size along with the macro habitus on this substrate should leave no doubt on your determination
Amitiés
Michel
Vasileios Kaounas,
28-01-2014 16:45
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
Hello Michel. I wanted to see if there is another similar species of like Pithya vulgaris and Pulvinulla archeri to come out on the same substrate, not noticed microscopy more the species.
Michel Hairaud,
28-01-2014 17:05
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
P. vulgaris has got larger spores and lives on Abies, I think.
As for Pulvinula archeri, I can see in litterature that spore size is the same . I never saw it but I guess paraphyses are different and that it lives on ground
Michel
As for Pulvinula archeri, I can see in litterature that spore size is the same . I never saw it but I guess paraphyses are different and that it lives on ground
Michel
Vasileios Kaounas,
28-01-2014 17:07
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
Thank you Michel !!!
Michel Hairaud,
28-01-2014 17:14
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
I suppose you already had a look at the 2 other mentions of P. archeri on this forum ?
Hope someone can provide us with pictures of Pulvinula archeri, by the way
Michel
Hope someone can provide us with pictures of Pulvinula archeri, by the way
Michel
Peter Püwert,
28-01-2014 18:56
Re : Pithya cupressina ?
Hello in the round,
in my opinion too is this P. cupressina, which I found at 29.12. in mass on Juniperus spec. In this article is the difference between P. cupressina and vulgaris distinct, unfortunately in german: BENKERT, D, (2008): Pithya cupressina und P. vulgaris (Pezizales)- identisch oder nicht ? Mycologia Bavarica Band 10: 55-62.
On Your image probable to see Lophodermium juniperinum, the commonst fungus on needles of Juniperus.
Greetings Peter.
in my opinion too is this P. cupressina, which I found at 29.12. in mass on Juniperus spec. In this article is the difference between P. cupressina and vulgaris distinct, unfortunately in german: BENKERT, D, (2008): Pithya cupressina und P. vulgaris (Pezizales)- identisch oder nicht ? Mycologia Bavarica Band 10: 55-62.
On Your image probable to see Lophodermium juniperinum, the commonst fungus on needles of Juniperus.
Greetings Peter.
