
04-11-2013 19:56
Hi to allThis nice Otidea makes auricularioid apot

02-11-2013 17:17

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02-11-2013 16:25
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03-11-2013 05:35

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01-11-2013 22:38
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31-10-2013 22:39
Hello,I found the following species on pine needle
Otidea under Quercus
Enrique Rubio,
04-11-2013 19:56
This nice Otidea makes auricularioid apothecia briefly stipitate up to 60 mm high with some basal ribs that may be branched and anastomosed. The excipulum is citrine yellow and furfuraceous (under lens!) and the hymenium first greyish late ochraceous.
It grew on a oromediterranean environnement at 1100 m of altitude under Quercus pyrenaica and Quercus ilex at the north of Spain (province of León).
The paraphyses have no pigmented vacuoles and they are straight or curved. The cells of the textura prismatica of the ectal excipulum have rich citrine yellow incrusting pigment but they have not amber drops in Melzer or IKI reagent.
I feel this fungus is close to O. concinna or O. phlebophora . What's your opinion?
Thanks again
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
05-11-2013 07:23

Re : Otidea under Quercus
Hi Enrique.
I think it's O. concinna. This particular yellow color is typical. Note also that the paraphyses are not very curved at the top, this is another good feature.
O. phlebophora has narrower spores.
I think it's O. concinna. This particular yellow color is typical. Note also that the paraphyses are not very curved at the top, this is another good feature.
O. phlebophora has narrower spores.
Enrique Rubio,
05-11-2013 14:37
Re : Otidea under Quercus
Thanks, Nicolas. Please, what's the spore size for phlebophora?