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Unknown species on burnt ground
Ralph Vandiest,
08-05-2014 12:31
I found this frb on burnt grount. Size 0,4/0,7mm. No hairs. Not blueing in Melzer but some asci are colouring pink. Warted spores 18/22x12/13µm with at the end some..? (size 2µm). Young spores hyaline, then becomming purple-brownAsci max 230x18µm. Frb looks purpleblack but under microscope 'preparate' is greenish.
Could this be some kind of Smardae although it doesn't fit any of the smardae in the key I have?
Regards,
Ralph
François Valade,
08-05-2014 12:45
Re : Unknown species on burnt ground
Hello Ralph
for me it is Ascobolus carbonarius.
François
for me it is Ascobolus carbonarius.
François
Ralph Vandiest,
08-05-2014 12:51
Re : Unknown species on burnt ground
Hello Francois,
fits perfect. I overlooked Ascobolus as the asci were not becoming blue in Lugol.
Regards,
Ralph
fits perfect. I overlooked Ascobolus as the asci were not becoming blue in Lugol.
Regards,
Ralph
Michel Delpont,
08-05-2014 14:10
Re : Unknown species on burnt ground
Hello Ralph.
There are in the database several sheets for Ascobolus carbonarius; no problem with these spores.
Michel.
There are in the database several sheets for Ascobolus carbonarius; no problem with these spores.
Michel.













