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En palo de Retama
Castillo Joseba,
15-03-2017 08:41
No tengo ni idea de por donde mirar
A ver si hay alguna sugerencia
Joseba
Hans-Otto Baral,
15-03-2017 09:13
Re : En palo de Retama
Well, did you check IKI? Something ostropalean I think.
Without spores impossible to say. It reminds me of Stictis schizoxyloides, in which the hymenium reacts deep blue in IKI and the marginal lobes are coposed of a loose texture of brownish hyphae.
But that species I think I saw only  outside Europe.
Without spores impossible to say. It reminds me of Stictis schizoxyloides, in which the hymenium reacts deep blue in IKI and the marginal lobes are coposed of a loose texture of brownish hyphae.
But that species I think I saw only  outside Europe.
Castillo Joseba,
15-03-2017 09:54
Re : En palo de Retama
He hecho la prueba con un ejemplar,  bañado en IKI  y para mi no reaccciona al azul,  por si acaso mi IKi no esta bueno (es de 7/2016)  lo he comprobado trambien con Lugol y tampoco veo esa reacciión.
No tengo mas material y he pedido a Miguel Angel en Galicia que me busque mas
Pongo foto
Joseba
No tengo mas material y he pedido a Miguel Angel en Galicia que me busque mas
Pongo foto
Joseba
Hans-Otto Baral,
15-03-2017 10:12
Re : En palo de Retama
o.k., IKI and Lugol is the same but your "IKI" is too diluted while your "Lugol" seems good and is indeed negative. So it can hardly be that species. Only very few ostropalean taxa are inamyloid, I remember mainly Ostropa and Robergea.
Castillo Joseba,
26-04-2017 10:21
Hans-Otto Baral,
26-04-2017 16:15
Re : En palo de Retama
This is good, now the iodine is perfect. Seems indeed to be inamyloid. More I cannot say...








