
09-02-2018 20:32
me mandan el material secoA ver que os pareceJoseb

12-02-2018 21:04

Hello forum,would anyone have this article, please

12-02-2018 15:11
Found in forest with Cupressus semprevirens, Querc

02-02-2018 09:23
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12-02-2018 12:45
Thorben HülsewigHi thereThis Pycnidia grow on needles of Sciadopit

10-02-2018 22:33
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a todos/asEstudiando el himenio de Paratricha

10-02-2018 13:39
Hello,has anybody an ide what this could be? I've

11-02-2018 08:21
Ethan CrensonIn the Bronx, New York. Tiny, black, globose, su
two weaks ago I found this interesting fungus on dead branch of Ligustrum vulgare above the ground in mixed forest.
Size of fresh mature apothecia is max. 0,5 cm, hymenium is brown, after rehydratation with light olive tinge. Size of ascospores is M = 10,6 - 13,9 × 7,2 - 10,0 µm, Me = 12,3 × 8,6 µm [N = 50; freely discharged spores, water]. Asci Mlz-, IKI+
Any idea what is it?
Thanks in advance
Roman

Hello Roman,
I think there is no doubt about Velutarina rufoolivacea.
Regards, Lothar
thank you very much for your answer. I read article from Zotto and Peri? (Velutarina bertiscensis and V. alpestris spp. nov., with redescription of V. rufoolivacea and discussion of its synonyms) and I I thought of V. rufoolivacea. But some apothecia from my find are too big (4 - 4,5 mm) and spore width is a little larger so I'm not sure and it is my first Velutarina. But probably that's it. Thank you
Roman

... I think I do not know this article and the new species.
So .... - let others write.
Regards, Lothar

my measurements of maximal size of apothecia are from the site. There was many dozens of fresh apothecia with maximum size 4 - 4,5 mm. I have now measured some apothecia from dried exsiccate and biggest had 3 mm. Of course, much of them is smaller


Hello together,
I think I also have already seen V. rufoolivacea (that is not too rare) larger than 2 mm. But I do not have measurements of concrete finds to demonstrate.
Best regards, Lothar
thank you once again for your help.
Roman