
18-04-2013 19:39

Hello everyone,I have been finding this discomycet

18-04-2013 10:53

Need to post this again, that everybody reads it:D

16-04-2013 16:32

Here is a collection of Orbilia crenatomarginata t

15-04-2013 22:31

Found on cow dung.A circular shaped fruitbody (66.

16-04-2013 00:02
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHi All.Black mildew in Andira sp. (Fabaceae) from

11-04-2013 03:21
Roland LabbéBonjour !Voici un Orbilia probable de la région d

14-04-2013 15:32
hannie wijersCould this be a Podospora decipiens be? Found on h
The hairs are very difficult to dissociate and they are hyaline, long cylindrical, with no clavate and verrucose apices. Asci IKI red with croziers. Paraphyses with some colourless Vb's.
I think could be an Hyphodiscus species, maybe the Hyphodiscus 'cistella' of Baral's folders but perhaps it could be Nannfeldt's Cistella geelmuydenii. Or these two fungi are conspecific?
What do you think?
Thanks again

it may be this Hyphodiscus "Cistella", though the oil drops in the spores are not the same. But it would be important to make a section or otherwise test the ectal excipulum which is strongly gelatinized there (see below).Â
Also the yellow pigment which is sporadically present on the exterior would be worth to see.
Zotto
Thank you, Zotto
My material is now dried but, when it was alive, I don't remember an strongly gelatinized tissue as your pic shows.Â