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Black spherical pyrenomyces on coniferous wood

Pavol Palo, 14-07-2020 19:42

Hello friends,

may I ask you for help ? I would need some idea or opinion.

Fruitbody: on dead coniferous wood ( Picea abies or Abies alba) max. diam. 0,7 mm.

Spores: 28-39 x 5-8 µm

Ascii: 10-20 x 150 µm ... 8 spores ... biseriate

LugolI: J-

Paraphyses: diam. max. 2 µm

Textura: prismatica ... cell max. 40 x 15 µm

Regards

Palo

Chris Yeates, 14-07-2020 20:41

Re : Black spherical pyrenomyces on coniferous wood

I would suggest Bertia moriformis, but spore measurements not quite right. See: http://fungi.myspecies.info/all-fungi/bertia-moriformis

Best wishes

Chris

Pavol Palo, 15-07-2020 00:17

Re : Black spherical pyrenomyces on coniferous wood

Hi Chris

Thanks.
So far I did not know that Bertia moriformis can grow on coniferous wood.
I added more photos of spores. It reminds me a little Bertia moriformis var. latispora

Best wishes

Palo

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