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Boudiera tracheia 280815 281
Miguel Ángel Ribes,
04-08-2016 21:15
Good night againThis small (2,5-3 mm) Boudiera was growing in a very wet and small alpine river in Pyrenees.
Asci 8-spored, euamyloid all around, without croziers, (350,8) 354,8 - 441,7 (460,3) × (30,1) 32,4 - 46,5 (48,5) µm; N = 32; Me = 402,4 × 40,1 µm.
Round Spores, with great conical spines, sometimes bifurcated at apex, (22) 23,8 - 25,2 (26,1) × (21,9) 23,7 - 25,2 (25,7) µm; Q = 1 ; N = 40; Me = 24,5 × 24,3 µm ; Qe = 1 without ornamentation. Spines (4,4) 4,8 - 5,9 (6,5) µm; N = 69; Me = 5,4 µm.
I don't find another species more than Boudiera tracheia.
Thank's in advance.
Miguel Á. Ribes
Iglesias Plácido,
05-08-2016 08:35
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Tiene toda la pinta Migue Angel. Tienes un trabajo en Errotari 4 - 2007
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
05-08-2016 09:49
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Hi.
Is it possible to see some spores in CB?
Is it possible to see some spores in CB?
Miguel Ángel Ribes,
05-08-2016 10:15
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Gracias Plácido, lo miraré esta tarde.
Hi Nico. No, sorry, with this spectacular ornamentation in water I didn't think to use CB, but I have dried material. Are you thinking about another species? Do you want to see an special detail in the decoration with CB? I could try it.
Thank you.
Hi Nico. No, sorry, with this spectacular ornamentation in water I didn't think to use CB, but I have dried material. Are you thinking about another species? Do you want to see an special detail in the decoration with CB? I could try it.
Thank you.
Gilbert MOYNE,
05-08-2016 10:42
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Bonjour Miguel,
Avec des spores munies d'épines aussi fines et aussi longues, je ne vois rien d'autre que B. tracheia. Terrains très humides avec de petits Juncus ?
Gilbert
Avec des spores munies d'épines aussi fines et aussi longues, je ne vois rien d'autre que B. tracheia. Terrains très humides avec de petits Juncus ?
Gilbert
Miguel Ángel Ribes,
05-08-2016 11:24
Re : Boudiera tracheia 280815 281
Bonjour Gilbert
Yes, at alpine place, in a very, very humid slope of a small stream, between mosses, with Juncus, Aconitum and another small herbs, growing near to Scutellinia minor.
Merci.
Yes, at alpine place, in a very, very humid slope of a small stream, between mosses, with Juncus, Aconitum and another small herbs, growing near to Scutellinia minor.
Merci.