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Cercophora
Sven Heinz, 29-10-2018 18:02
Sven HeinzHello together,

does anyone have any idea what that Cercophora might be?
Substrat: wild pig
Fruitbody: 250 x 250 µ, sunk in the substrate


Asci: 220 x 20 µ, 8 spored, biseriat, no iodine reaktion
Spore head: 25 x 8 µ


Pedicel: 32 - 35 x 5 µ


caudae apical: 20 x 2 µ


caudae basal: 35 X 2 - 3 µ


 


Greetings Sven


 

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Andrew N. Miller, 29-10-2018 18:32
Andrew N. Miller
Re : Cercophora
Cercophora anisura, although your ascospore lengths are a bit longer than those reported for C. anisura.  Could be C. mirabilis, but the caudae should be equal length in this species.  See Lundqvist 1972.

Andy
Sven Heinz, 30-10-2018 18:06
Sven Heinz
Re : Cercophora
Hello Andy, thank you for your efforts!

Greetings Sven
Michel Delpont, 30-10-2018 18:52
Michel Delpont
Re : Cercophora
Good evening!

Maybe you could if you can give us more details on the globule, the hairs of the cervix, and the perithecie if there are any; also the length of the spore appendages, as Andrew says!


 


Michel.

Sven Heinz, 30-10-2018 21:31
Sven Heinz
Re : Cercophora
Good evening,

i suspect it is C. anisera with to long spores! The cells on the neck have a size of 5 - 7 µ. The hairs are septate and have a wide of 2 - 3 µ. The spore appendages apical 20 x 2 µ and basal 35 x 2 - 3 µ. Obviously the substrate also speaks against mirabilis.

Greetings Sven