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Calycina on Betula leaves
Juuso Äikäs,
25-09-2022 14:43
Asci with croziers, IKI+(bb). Paraphyses cylindrical, with a long VB. I looked at a whole, upturned apo and there were indeed some very short hairs to be found, also with VBs. The spores measure 9.6 - 14.6 × 2.7 - 3.1 µm.
So I'm now pretty sure this is a Calycina. Could Calycina populina fit? Does it grow also on Betula leaves?
Stip Helleman,
25-09-2022 15:08
Re : Calycina on Betula leaves
Dear Juuso,
To my idea it is a Calycellina.
Look in old article Lowen and Dumont, i am at carwash
Cheers,
Stip
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-09-2022 20:21
Re : Calycina on Betula leaves
Yes, Calycina populina is a good idea, C. rubescens would be another. The delimitation appears to me not really sharp.
Juuso Äikäs,
25-09-2022 20:23
Re : Calycina on Betula leaves
Hi, thanks for the opinion and tip. I found the abstract for Taxonomy and Nomenclature in the Genus Calycellina (Hyaloscyphaceae), and there was a Calycellina populina mentioned there. If this is what you mean, it apparently is a synonym of Calycina populina. Index fungorum and Mycobank apparently disagree on what is the current name...
Hans-Otto Baral,
25-09-2022 20:25
Re : Calycina on Betula leaves
Yes, this was all earlier Calycellina, but that was apparently based on the belief that leaves as substrate have Calycellinas rather than Calycinas. DNA showed that populina is a Calycina.
Juuso Äikäs,
25-09-2022 20:28
Re : Calycina on Betula leaves
Ah ok. Of these species, Calycellina populina is the only one included in the local species list, but I'll have to think which one to label this as :).

