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Unknown red and white asco
Edit Szilvásy,
02-03-2014 19:05
Hello everybody,Yesterday I found this Ascomycetes. Fruit body up to 1 mm.
Disc: at the top 2 large pinkish - yelowish, others white - red.
Substrat: decidious wood it is likely beech.
I tried to find spores, but failed.
Any ideas what it is?
Thanks: Edit
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-03-2014 19:09
Re : Unknown red and white asco
The hairs look like from a Dasyscyphella such as D. nivea.
Zoto
Zoto
Edit Szilvásy,
02-03-2014 19:14
Re : Unknown red and white asco
Dear Zotto,
Thank you wery much.
Then it's a Dasyscyphella, who put on a little makeup.:-)
Regards: Edit
Thank you wery much.
Then it's a Dasyscyphella, who put on a little makeup.:-)
Regards: Edit
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-03-2014 19:20
Re : Unknown red and white asco
This red color change is actually typical of the species (or perhaps genus)
Edit Szilvásy,
02-03-2014 19:53
Re : Unknown red and white asco
Thank you, I learned something today.