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19-05-2019 17:55

En caña de graminea
Castillo Joseba Castillo Joseba

Me mandan el material seco desde Galicia,  recole

19-05-2019 18:41

Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Blasco Rafael Blasco Rafael

Hola, que les parece esta Orbilia no se con cual c

20-05-2019 11:18

Pseudombrophila sp ??? (En suelo húmedo)
Valencia Lopez Francisco Javier

Hola a todos/asAdjunto fotos macro/micro de unas P

18-05-2019 21:17

Durella-like disco from the USA
Django Grootmyers

Hello, I have been having trouble identifying this

20-05-2019 07:38

Literature search
Ron Bronckers

Hi everybody,Can anybody provide me with a copy of

19-05-2019 12:34

Karsten 1870
Ron Bronckers

Hi everybody,I am looking for a copy of the follow

18-05-2019 22:23

Lachnellula on the Larix .
Marek Marek Porubcan

Hi friends, I have been having trouble identifyin

19-05-2019 17:40

Apiospora bambusae/Arthrinium hysterium (teleomorph/anamorph)
Riet van Oosten Riet van Oosten

Hello, Found by Laurens van der Linde, April/May

19-05-2019 18:15

Otra en caña de graminea
Castillo Joseba Castillo Joseba

Me mandan desde Galicia el material seco,  recole

19-05-2019 17:12

Pseudohelotium pineti?
Juuso Äikäs

Hello. I found these growing on needles of Pinus s

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Helvella
Savic Dragisa, 14-06-2018 12:55
Hi, I need help for this Helvella species. I found it in Serbia, in the forest next to the brook on the ground. But she did not grow on a flat ground, but on a vertical, like on a wall. Apothecium 4-5cm diam. Stipe with ribs and very short, less then 1cm. I'm trying with a key in Skrede et al. 2017, but it's obvious that I'm wrong somewhere.
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Mario Filippa, 15-06-2018 02:07
Re : Helvella
Or, maybe, that key is not so good.

You need to observe the ascus base (with or without croziers), and please show us an image of the ectal excipulum, in water.

Also the habitat helps, ecology in some Helvella is very distinctive.

However, judging on the photos, I bet:

- asci with croziers

- excipulum whith incospicuous, short-celled hairs

- vacuolar pale brownish pigment into the ectal excipulum, not distributed everywhere

- habitat under broadleaved trees.

Let me know

Regards

Mario
Savic Dragisa, 15-06-2018 14:31
Re : Helvella
Hi Mario, I was back in the woods to find fresh material.
The forest is deciduous, altitude ~200m, Querco-Carpinetum (Quercus, Carpinus, Acer, Ulmus, Tilia...), asci with croziers,excipulum whith short-celled hairs, I'm not sure about brownish pigment.
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Landeros Fidel, 11-09-2018 20:32
Re : Helvella
You have a very, very interesting Helvella, it belongs to the Leucomelaenae section... the base of the asca is type pleurorhynchous, therefore it belongs to the complex of "H. solitaria", because ribs are extending only slightly onto basal excipular surface...
Savic Dragisa, 11-09-2018 20:39
Re : Helvella
Great, these days I'm preparing some samples for sequencing, I'll send it.