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Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
François Bartholomeeusen, 29-04-2014 11:46
Hello to all,

I send you a Word document with my find on juncus.
Is my determination correct? I have my doubts. In Breitenbach(vol. 1 p. 146) it should be stalkless but taking into account the taxonomic corrections the determination is correct! Ellis and Ellis p.498 confirms my conclusion, so am I right or am I wrong.


Thanks in advance, kind regards,


François Bartholomeeusen

Hans-Otto Baral, 29-04-2014 12:15
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Hi Francois

R. calopus is usually stalked. Your photo of an apically opened ascus in IKI shows a distinct bluing. Now important would be the ascus base. Did you see young asci emerging from the basal cells? Are there croziers or not?

There is a quite sharp delimitation between Poaceae (with croziers) and Cyperaceae/Juncaceae (without). From the substrate yours should be R. paludosa (or R. henningsiana which seems to be the older name).

There is a recent paper on this, by F. Pancorbo, Miguel-Angel Ribes et al. 2013.
Estudio micobiota ecosistema dunares Peninsula y Baleares I.
Bol. Soc. Micol. Madrid 37: 175-201

See also here
http://www.ascofrance.fr/search_forum/22183

Zotto
François Bartholomeeusen, 29-04-2014 15:01
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Dear Zotto,

Thanks for your quick response, unfortunately I have no more material to investigate. I add some pictures, but I suspect they do not bring clarity.

In any case, many greetings,

François

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Hans-Otto Baral, 29-04-2014 20:15
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Yes, I am sorry, it is not clear to me either.
Miguel Ángel Ribes, 06-05-2014 08:43
Miguel Ãngel Ribes
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Hello François

I am sending you the paper.

Good luck.
François Bartholomeeusen, 06-05-2014 18:11
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Dear Zotto and Miguel,

It is so nice to have friends...so far away... Many thanks for your help!
I revisited the site and with some difficulty discovered that the substrate is not Juncus effusus but Eleocharis palustris(Cyperaceae).
According to Bernard Declerck it's the first time that Rutstroemia paludosa was found in Flanders.

Kind regards,

François
Bernard Declercq, 06-05-2014 19:14
Bernard Declercq
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Dear François, Zotto and Miguel,

I checked the collection received from François. The asci have indeed no croziers, only  a basal bent protuberance.
I am interested in receiving the Pancorbo & al. paper too. Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
Bernard
Hans-Otto Baral, 06-05-2014 20:55
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Rutstroemia calopus on juncus effusus?
Great, Bernard! So it is R. henningsiana/paludosa, confined to Cyperaceae and Juncaceae.

Zotto