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Bonjour,Je recherche l'article concernant Hypobryo
Geoglossum
Malcolm Greaves,
13-01-2022 12:46
I have followed the discussions on the Geoglossum umbratile/subumbratile/pseudoumbratile posted by Valencia hoping it might help with a specimen I have been trying to identify. The differing opinions has not pointed me to any particular species. Any help would be appreciated.The mostly 7 septate spores are 60-85 in length and the paraphyses are coloured curved and somewhat swollen. This swollen nature (i thought) took out G umbratile. The spores are nearer G subumbratile but the paraphyses look a better fit for pseudoumbratile and it is the latter that I think it probably is.
Thanks
Mal.
Malcolm Greaves,
20-01-2022 08:47
Re : Geoglossum
Has no one any suggestions on this