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Salvador Emilio JoseHola buenas tardes. tengo una duda con esta espec
Naevioideae
Garcia Susana,
08-03-2021 19:43
Hola,
Encontré este apotecios creciendo con abundancia sobre una rama caida, descortezada de planifolio, probablemente de castaño. El tamaño hasta 250um de diámetro.
He pensado que puede tratarse de Laetinaevia uvidula, pero con dudas y me gustaría saber si crees que es o no.
Gracias, un saludo
Susana
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-03-2021 22:11
Re : Naevioideae
Hi Susana
I also thought about uvidula. The apos remind me more of Xylogramma (Durelly atrocyanea), but not the micros.
No idea. L. uvidula has a pronounced apical thickening and thin lateral walls. This one tends to thick lateral walls and less thick apical wall. Also spore shape is more cylindrical here.
I could imagine that the two species are similar in their DNA, though. It seems there exists a group of lignicolous species that sharply differ genetically from herbicolous ones.
Zotto
Garcia Susana,
08-03-2021 23:58
Re : Naevioideae
MuCHAS gracias Zotto por tus comentarios.
Ciertamente, he mirado Durella atrocyanea y macroscopicamente serían indistinguibles, pero la micro es muy distinta.
Un saludo
Susana
Jason Karakehian,
09-03-2021 15:17
Re : Naevioideae
Just curious, but is that algae near all those apothecia?
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-03-2021 17:01
Re : Naevioideae
Surely, but this is normal with drought-tolerant discos, Orbilias often grow like this but a connection was never shown to be probable.
Jason Karakehian,
09-03-2021 20:06
Re : Naevioideae
Got it. Thank you. I am thinking about this subject.
Garcia Susana,
09-03-2021 20:14
Jason Karakehian,
10-03-2021 01:28
Re : Naevioideae
Thank you! I wish I knew too!






