
23-06-2019 15:18
ida Bruggeman-Nannengafruitbody tiny, ca 150 um dia, dark, round, black

23-06-2019 15:18
ida Bruggeman-Nannengafruitbody tiny, ca 150 um dia, dark, round, black

20-06-2019 14:58
Juuso ÄikäsI found these in a small grove, growing on a falle

21-06-2019 15:03

Bonjour à tous! Je recherche la description d'As
Albotricha ?
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
20-06-2019 08:31

Here is a tiny fungus growing on rotten bark (hardwood).
Asci 42-47 × 6-6.5 µm, pars sporifera 20-21 µm, no crozier, IKI+ (bb)
Paraphyses filiform, without VB
Spores 7-8.5 × 2-2.2 µm, with few droplets at each pole
Ectal excipulum of textura globulosa (at the base) to t. prismatica
Hairs septate, reaching 90 µm in length
Any idea?
Jacky Launoy,
20-06-2019 09:39
Re : Albotricha ?
Bonjour Nicolas,
as-tu essayé dans le groupe des Trichophaea Boud. Je pense plustôt dans le genre Paratrichophaea vu la texture de l'excipulum.
as-tu essayé dans le groupe des Trichophaea Boud. Je pense plustôt dans le genre Paratrichophaea vu la texture de l'excipulum.
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-06-2019 10:34

Re : Albotricha ?
Hi Nicolas
I think you should compare Psilocistella quercina.
Ascomycete.org, 6 (5) : 143-146.
Zotto
I think you should compare Psilocistella quercina.
Ascomycete.org, 6 (5) : 143-146.
Zotto
Michel Hairaud,
20-06-2019 16:11

Re : Albotricha ?
Bonjour,
Zotto , is it possible to find such acuminate hairs in P. quercina ?
Hairs would rather match Dasyscyphella acutipilosa, but spores too short .
Amitiés
Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-06-2019 20:49

Re : Albotricha ?
You are right Michel, but Dasyscyphella does not have such broad hairs. Arachnopeziza variepilosa perhaps, but I must say I can only guess when not seeing the other elements.
What is the hair width, Nicolas?
What is the hair width, Nicolas?
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
24-06-2019 19:37
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-06-2019 19:40

Re : Albotricha ?
They remind me also of Colipila but you say the paraphyses are filiform while Colipila has such lke the hairs.
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
24-06-2019 20:06

Re : Albotricha ?
Yes, I confirm: paraphyses are filiform, and apothecia sessile.