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Black apothecia with yellow "matter" on Sorbus
Edvin Johannesen, 08-07-2019 19:58
Edvin Johannesen
Hi,

These small apothecia were growing on dead Sorbus wood. Hymenium greyish. Excipulum partly covered with yellow "matter" which dissolves and turns purple in KOH (but apothecia without the yellow matter do not show a ionomidotic reaction). Excipulum cells greenish in KOH, consisting of bulbous/clavate, hair-like cells. Spores 9-10 x 2-2.5 my, ellipsoid, possibly becoming 1-septate, with a few guttules (?) - very few mature spores seen. Asci IKI-.

Any suggestion?

Thanks and regards.
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Miguel Ángel Ribes, 08-07-2019 22:21
Miguel Ãngel Ribes
Re : Black apothecia with yellow "matter" on Sorbus
Hi Edvin

Perhaps two diferent fungis? The yellow one parasiting an old pyreno?

Miguel Á. Ribes
Edvin Johannesen, 09-07-2019 00:07
Edvin Johannesen
Re : Black apothecia with yellow "matter" on Sorbus
No old pyreno here. There are only black apothecia. But I will will check what appears to be remnants of a subiculum.  Thanks.