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Purple-brown Discomycete with Globose Spores Weakly Amyloid Asci
Bharati Mandapati, 27-01-2025 02:02
All,

I would love some help with a purple-brown discomycete with globose spores, weakly amyloid asci with lilac walls, spore contents also appear lilac BUT all structures are not deeply pigmented as is apparently the case for Smardaea.  My detailed notes (see notes field), photos (including photomicrography) and references consulted are at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/259709955

Thanks in advance!

Bharati

Berkeley, CA, USA
Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 27-01-2025 07:56
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Re : Purple-brown Discomycete with Globose Spores Weakly Amyloid Asci
This is a Plicaria species.
I found a very similar species last year in Corsica and I thought, on the field, it was a Smardaea. DNA analysis revealed a new species.
Bharati Mandapati, 27-01-2025 08:35
Re : Purple-brown Discomycete with Globose Spores Weakly Amyloid Asci
Thank you! Are the notes/photos/sequence from your Corsican collection posted anywhere? I would also appreciate any suggestions re: related literature.