08-06-2014 13:18
Nina FilippovaI have shown once this species before from a singl
08-06-2014 13:00
Nina FilippovaI have seen sclerotia of, likely, this species sev
09-06-2014 23:09
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHola todos.Encontre este especimen en una rama mue
09-06-2014 09:32
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Hi,I have got a problem with this Cheilymenia.Apot
06-06-2014 14:20
Chris JohnsonGreetings,Found in moisture-retentive calcareous s
08-06-2014 01:06
Francisco Calaça
Hi to all, how're?I'm searching for this paper "St
08-06-2014 14:00
Blasco Rafael
Hola, se agradeceria cualquier ayuda para llegar a
07-06-2014 15:51
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Hi,this fungus was found in the Giant Mountains (C
Apothecia sessile, scattered, greenish, translucent, up to 120 mk across, not high, scattered on lower and upper leaf surface.
Excipulum from textura prismatica, cells thick-walled, edge row from clavate cells, all cells in upper part of receptacle with green vacuoles; asci clavate, with obtuse-conical tip, without crozier, with euamyloid ring, 52-60 x 11-14 mk; paraphyses scarcely branched, cylindrical at base, enlarged in upper part (3.3-4.6 mk), with green vacuoles in upper part; spores fusoid, slightly curved, with medium and small green guttules, 17.4 (14.3-19.3) x 3.9 (3.4-4.2) (n=13).
Yes, some characteristics are close to description of Calycellina in Raitviir (2004):
i have not mentioned before important characters: 1) brown basal ring, 2) bright yellowish pigment in hairs and paraphyses turning reddish-brown in YKY
Following this publication, there is only one species with close spore shape and size, it is Calicellina punctata. But spores in this species are narrower than mine and the substrate differs, e.g. need to be studied further i think.
C. punctata has spores with a very low oil content, unlike yours.
The spores strongly remind me of Allophylaria byssacea which is on grasses though although on dicot stems. but the apicla ring is red (type rb). Here an example.
I will check hemiamyloidity again, i guess my solution has faded and i have missed this reaction probably.