16-02-2020 15:25
Riet van Oosten
Hello, Just a try :-) Found by Rene Hoogenboom,
16-02-2020 11:13
Enrique Rubio
Could someone give me a copy of this article?AVIZO
16-02-2020 20:28
Castillo Joseba
De esta mañane recolectada en caña de umbelife
16-02-2020 17:34
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Hello, I hope I can have a more general question.
13-02-2020 15:19
Marja PennanenHello forum, I collected a stem of living Vaccini
16-02-2020 13:22
Castillo Joseba
De esta mañana recolectado en ramita de Algarro
16-02-2020 15:40
Thorben HülsewigHi there,yesterday I could find this unknown ascom
15-02-2020 14:37
Bernard CLESSE
Bonjour à toutes et tous,Hier, j'ai trouvé cet
Hi,
I would suggest that you have Octospora rustica-your spore dimensions fit nicely with that species. I have recently collected O. rubens from burnt ground and the spores were 16-19 x 11.5-13 and also the paraphyses tips were a bit more swollen. I've used Microfungi on Land Plants by Ellis and Ellis which may be slightly dated.
Regards,
Charles.
I agree with your determination.
Beside the colour of the apothecia, hence the species name, apos of O. rubens often (but not always) show a distinct margin whereas O. rustica does not. But, more important, on your nice pics of live material one can observe the vacuolar bodies in the paraphyses -a feature paraphyses of O. rustica do not have.
Here's some more info in case you were interested:
https://www.repository.naturalis.nl/document/569807
Cheers,
Marcel
yes, the content of paraphyses as well as colour of apothecia fit well Octospora rubens. It's nicely illustrated by Billekens. But what about the structure of ectal excipulum? In this aspect Riet's find is definitely more similar to O. rustica, at least when comparing with the illustrations from the paper mentioned above.
I also have a find from Olomouc combining paraphyses with VBs + ectal excipulum formed by textura globulosa-angularis. Zuzana
Thank you for your help and information!
With the names of Zuzana and Marcel on the first page!
Hi',
In the light of all this additional information I would concede that O. rubens is much more likely and that what I had found (apothecia more orange and paraphyses lacking vacuoles) fits much better with O. rustica.
Regards,
Charles.
Thanks again for all your help and info!
If there are no objections I'll name this find Octospora rubens.
Greetings,
Riet