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Saccobolus
Malcolm Greaves,
21-03-2020 00:35
Can anyone offer advice on this Saccobolus.
White apothecia .15mm across.
Spores in packages 47µ Individual spores 15.5 x 8µ with small to medium warts but the surface usually breaking apart. S verrucisporus is the nearest I can suggest.
Thanks
Mal
Chris Yeates,
21-03-2020 15:07
Re : Saccobolus
Hi Mal
I would suggest S. eleutherosporus - the spore bundles seem to be coming apart somewhat - but the macro shots look very different. See: http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/61030 thread. Also http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/17214 (perhaps you already have).
Stay safe.
Chris
Malcolm Greaves,
23-03-2020 15:36
Re : Saccobolus
Hi Chris thanks for the suggestion, bit manic at the moment and I was hoping more fruit bodies would appear but so far only the one. I forgot about the "new" group of Saccabolus by Van Brummelen.
S eleutherosporus looks the closest fit. The ornamentation and spliting of the spores look good even if the spores are slightly out on size.
If any further appear I will try and compare.
Mal
S eleutherosporus looks the closest fit. The ornamentation and spliting of the spores look good even if the spores are slightly out on size.
If any further appear I will try and compare.
Mal