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PASCAL DUBOC,
07-10-2019 09:20
Bonjour
en fait j'aimerai savoir s'il n'existerait pas une clef d'orientation générale vers les genres pour les asco sur le principe par exemple des aphyllophorales de Berniccia et al
dans les 2/3 des cas je n'arrive déjà pas tout simplement à aller vers le genre avec les différents livres à dispo.
merci
Viktorie Halasu,
07-10-2019 21:51
Re : clef
Hello,
there's very nice and up-to-date key to operculates here: MOYNE, G., & F. VALADE (2016) – Clé des genres de discomycètes operculés (Pezizales et Thelebolales). Bulletin de la Société mycologique de France 132(1-2). It's meant mostly for the area of France, but unless you have something very strange or tropical, you should find it there. And it's based on vital characters, if I remember correctly.
The older ones (e.g. Svrcek 1965 in Czech, Eckblad 1968, Korf 1972, de la Torre 1975 in Spanish, Hohmeyer 1988 in German, Vesterholt & Petersen 2001 in Danish, Spooner 2000-2003) would be more or less obsolete and/or limited to some area or taxonomic group. But maybe they would be usable too - in some groups more new genera emerged during the last 20 years than in others (genera around Trichophaea-Tricharina vs. Ascobolaceae).
As for inoperculates, I only have old Svrcek's key to genera of Hyaloscyphaceae (1987) and Baral's key to Lachnaceae + Arachnopezizaceae. I hope to get some tips here too. :-)
Best regards,
Viktorie
there's very nice and up-to-date key to operculates here: MOYNE, G., & F. VALADE (2016) – Clé des genres de discomycètes operculés (Pezizales et Thelebolales). Bulletin de la Société mycologique de France 132(1-2). It's meant mostly for the area of France, but unless you have something very strange or tropical, you should find it there. And it's based on vital characters, if I remember correctly.
The older ones (e.g. Svrcek 1965 in Czech, Eckblad 1968, Korf 1972, de la Torre 1975 in Spanish, Hohmeyer 1988 in German, Vesterholt & Petersen 2001 in Danish, Spooner 2000-2003) would be more or less obsolete and/or limited to some area or taxonomic group. But maybe they would be usable too - in some groups more new genera emerged during the last 20 years than in others (genera around Trichophaea-Tricharina vs. Ascobolaceae).
As for inoperculates, I only have old Svrcek's key to genera of Hyaloscyphaceae (1987) and Baral's key to Lachnaceae + Arachnopezizaceae. I hope to get some tips here too. :-)
Best regards,
Viktorie