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Hans-Otto Baral
Hello I want to ask you if you have found this ye
Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Blasco Rafael,
19-05-2019 18:41
Hola, que les parece esta Orbilia no se con cual comparar.Sobre madera sp, de Ribera, Salix, fraxinus, betula, corylus
Diametro hasta 1 mm
Ascas entre 55--70 x 4,5--6
Esporas 6--8,5 x 1,4--2 (9,5x2,3)
conidio estrellado
Despues de varias preparaciones no consigo ver laas esporas en condiciones idoneas, si es necesario continuare intentandolo
Un saludo Rafael
Hans-Otto Baral,
19-05-2019 20:24
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
I cannot say, the resolution ist not enough. Somewhat it resembles O. aprilis but I feel the asci are thin-walled above and will turn truncate when dead. Also the paraphyses seem to be capitate.
Did you observe the shaoe of the spore bodies?
The conidium would fit O. aprilis.
Zotto
Did you observe the shaoe of the spore bodies?
The conidium would fit O. aprilis.
Zotto
Blasco Rafael,
20-05-2019 08:24
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Hola Zotto
Las parafisis si son claramente capitadas.
mando micro en Rojo congo, las esporas se ven un poco mejor
Rafael
Las parafisis si son claramente capitadas.
mando micro en Rojo congo, las esporas se ven un poco mejor
Rafael
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-05-2019 09:52
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Woww! Now it is 5x better. Orbilia trapeziformis.
But the spores should be wider than 1.5 µm. These are the measurements from 50 collections:
*(5–)6.5–9.5(–11) × (2–)2.2–2.8(–3.2) µm
in dead state †6–9(–9.5) × 1.8–2.7 µm
Since your ascus measurements concur with mine:
*(45–)50–75(–80) × (4.4–)4.8–6(–7)((–7.5)) µm
I assume your spores are wider (9.5 x 2.3 is a good value).
But the spores should be wider than 1.5 µm. These are the measurements from 50 collections:
*(5–)6.5–9.5(–11) × (2–)2.2–2.8(–3.2) µm
in dead state †6–9(–9.5) × 1.8–2.7 µm
Since your ascus measurements concur with mine:
*(45–)50–75(–80) × (4.4–)4.8–6(–7)((–7.5)) µm
I assume your spores are wider (9.5 x 2.3 is a good value).
Blasco Rafael,
20-05-2019 10:03
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Gracias Zotto, el grueos no lo he anotado por que creia que queria ver la forma,
las medidas varian mucho dependiendo de la posicion de la espora, en estas medicion estan entre 2 y 2,5, no he medido ninguna que llegara a 3
Un saludo Rafael
las medidas varian mucho dependiendo de la posicion de la espora, en estas medicion estan entre 2 y 2,5, no he medido ninguna que llegara a 3
Un saludo Rafael
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-05-2019 10:42
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Could you please check the pores of the wood, is the branch ring-pored (Fraxinus) or are the pores in radial rows (Corylus, Betula)?
Tell me the collection data please.
Tell me the collection data please.
Blasco Rafael,
20-05-2019 11:28
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
La madera no es dura.
recogida dia 10-05-19, rama caida de 1 cm
ETRS 89
Latitud 42º 37' 36,14" N
Longitud 0º 32' 42,44" E
Altitud 1243 m
Carretera benasque a senarta Km 64, Puente nuevo de san Jaime
Un saludo
Rafael
recogida dia 10-05-19, rama caida de 1 cm
ETRS 89
Latitud 42º 37' 36,14" N
Longitud 0º 32' 42,44" E
Altitud 1243 m
Carretera benasque a senarta Km 64, Puente nuevo de san Jaime
Un saludo
Rafael
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-05-2019 12:49
Re : Orbilia sp 11-05-19
Good! I think it could be Corylus. If you manage a radial section, Coylus is easily identifid by its elliptical perforations with a few bars, see below.
