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Christopher Engelhardt
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Patellaria atrata ?
Christopher Engelhardt,
07-02-2020 18:42
Found these cup fungi on deadwood last weekend in N Germany. Diameter 0,3 - 0,5 mm, dark brown with a black margin. Asci 110-140 µ, bitunicate (?), no croziers. J-. Spores 34-46 µ, about 10-septate. Paraphyses long, thin & probably branched. I first thought of Patellaria atrata, but not sure whether the spores do fit. Comments welcome.
Thanks Chris
Hans-Otto Baral,
07-02-2020 20:35
Re : Patella atrata ?
Hi
This is Durella connivens, but the asci should have croziers. Typical is the yellowish vacuolar content in the paraphysis tips. The excipulum in external view is also spectacular.
Zotto
Christopher Engelhardt,
07-02-2020 21:20
Re : Durella connivens
Durella connivens - yes, now I see... thank you very uch, Zotto !!