04-07-2014 16:03
Marja PennanenHi,these look like Godronia, but the microscophy i
20-06-2014 08:10
maurice pelissier
Bonjour trouvé en janvier a Mamoudzou Mayotte à
03-07-2014 17:05
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Bonjour.Est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà récolté Wi
03-07-2014 15:56
Salvador TelloHola a todos.Tengo estos hongos creciendo en ramit
02-07-2014 20:22
Gernot FriebesHi,I have a collection of a Tarzetta species here
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Uwe Lindemann
Hello Forum, I'm searching for the description of
Sordaria query
Chris Yeates,
05-07-2014 19:07
This has appeared on an incubated rabbit pellet. Clearly a Sordaria, but there appears to be a little uncertainty about species delimitations in certain areas of that genus. Following Doveri this comes out quite well as Sordaria lappae, but I would welcome comments from members more familiar with this genus than I.Ascospores 20.3-22.5 x 14.3-16.6µm.
Merci
Chris
on an urelated note Le Tour de France is currently here in Yorkshire, with French flags flying from town halls and huge crowds lining the route. Tomorrow it will pass within 200 metres of my home! C'est magnifique!!
Michel Delpont,
05-07-2014 21:00
Re : Sordaria query
Hello Chris!
I think it is actually Sordaria lappae; it is often difficult to separate the species of this genus, but the shape and size of spores are correct. It is important to check the average Q.
The Tour de France also passes very close to home, you can see the landscape can be on television.
Michel.
Chris Yeates,
05-07-2014 22:01
Re : Sordaria query
Merci Michel
Qe = 1.4 (I forgot to mention that)
amitiés
Chris
Qe = 1.4 (I forgot to mention that)
amitiés
Chris