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Ascospores fossilised in Sumatran amber
Hans Halbwachs,
10-03-2019 09:17
I would like to ask the community to help me narrow down the taxonomic position of two ascospores.
I would already be happy with any suggestion/idea about the class or order.
Thank you in advance, Hans
Alain GARDIENNET,
10-03-2019 11:09
Re : Ascospores fossilised in Sumatran amber
Difficult question !
First one in Pyrenulales ?
Hans Halbwachs,
11-03-2019 12:43
Re : Ascospores fossilised in Sumatran amber
erci Alain, I have now collected a few suggestions.
Monoseptate:
Speerschneidera
Ephebe
Buellia
Rinodina
Delitschia
Amandinea
Polycoccum
Triseptate:
Hydrothyria
Lobaria
Cryptodiscus
Thyridaria
Diadema
Any incliniations form your side?
Cheers, Hans
Monoseptate:
Speerschneidera
Ephebe
Buellia
Rinodina
Delitschia
Amandinea
Polycoccum
Triseptate:
Hydrothyria
Lobaria
Cryptodiscus
Thyridaria
Diadema
Any incliniations form your side?
Cheers, Hans
Alain GARDIENNET,
12-03-2019 08:18
Re : Ascospores fossilised in Sumatran amber
No, but you can forget definitively Polycoccum for the second one. Please in that case not that spores are distoseptate. You can add Cordana pauciseptata.
Alain