28-05-2010 13:51
Marja PennanenI picked some pieces of Typhus (or other damp plac
27-05-2010 19:43
Roland LabbéBonjour ? Voici une planche d'un Ionomidotis.
27-05-2010 11:03
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Bonjour. Récolte d'un Saccobolus, sect. Eriobolu
26-05-2010 17:14
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Bonjour. Voici une pézize qui me pose problème,
26-05-2010 00:18
M. M. GotinkOn rabbit dung this time, which I also keep in a m
25-05-2010 15:08
Jean Pierre Dechaume
Quelque chose qui ressemble à Terrya pini, de 1,5
24-05-2010 23:34
M. M. GotinkI found this one today on hare dung which I keep i
Antinoa sp. ?
Francois Guay,
19-11-2024 15:51
Hi everyone, I found this Antinoa-like species last week and I was wondering if anyone has ever seen something like this and knows what it is.
•Growing on unidentified decaying wood/cone? Conifer forest
•Ascoma 763 microns high and stipe 144 microns wide
Here is the iNat link for the photos: https://www.inaturalist.ca/observations/252227522
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-11-2024 08:16
Re : Antinoa sp. ?
Hi Francois
your ascus and spore photos are too low resolved in comparison to the excipulum, and their size not given. Anyway I suspect this is Cudoniella buissonii, a species which may occur white and blue-green, and which is very difficult to place in a proper genus.
Could you please give me an exact date? Will you preserve the find?
Zotto
Francois Guay,
20-11-2024 15:30
Re : Antinoa sp. ?
Thanks Zotto, here are the spores and asci size
Spores:
Spores:
4.49-4.65× 1.25-1.41 microns
Asci:
17.5-21x 3.28-4.2 microns
Found it November 17 2024 in Quebec,Canada
I still have 2 young specimens left
François
Found it November 17 2024 in Quebec,Canada
I still have 2 young specimens left
François
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-11-2024 16:43
Re : Antinoa sp. ?
This fits very well. Your ascus measurements are quite surely in dead state.
You did not see any living paraphyses? They are rather broad and contain very conspicuous VBs.
Look in my folder Pezizellaceae, Calycina (Antinoa-like).
I have enlarged there your asci and spores by 200%.
More apothecia would be needed for a sequence.
The substrate was always coniferous wood as I remember.
Francois Guay,
20-11-2024 22:32
Re : Antinoa sp. ?
Thank you! I just found photos I have of the paraphyses with large droplets inside. I added the paraphyses photo on iNaturalist. I will try to send an apothecia for DNA sequencing. I will keep you updated if it works.
Hans-Otto Baral,
21-11-2024 09:52
Re : Antinoa sp. ?
Yes, these are! I much hope that the two young apos are enough.