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Geopora or something near?
Tapio Kekki,
12-08-2018 10:01
These were growing on gravel of a creek. Place is most of the time under water but after a dry summer it is exposed. Largest cups were 1.7 cm wide.
I checked it fresh with Melzer. No iodine reactions. Spores were biguttulate(18-) 20-21 x 11 µm, paraphyses straight. Outside hairs - I think - were +- hyaline coming from round cells. Legth was up 140 µm.
Couldn't find genus or species for these. But propably somewhere near Geopora?
Uwe Lindemann,
12-08-2018 10:12
Re : Geopora or something near?
Maybe a Arpinia species.
Best, Uwe
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
12-08-2018 10:20
Re : Geopora or something near?
This looks more like a Tarzetta species, but immature specimens judging from your microscopic pictures.