30-09-2017 19:22
Castillo Joseba
Del dia 27/09/2017 en hajas de Fagus que traje a c
29-09-2017 20:56
Lothar Krieglsteiner
.. also found by Jule and Millie (dogs of Sabine
28-09-2017 04:26
Ethan CrensonCollected recently in Southern Vermont (US), on a
26-09-2017 09:35
Jean-Louis JALLA
Bonjour à tout le Forum.Hier, dans le Vallespir,
29-09-2017 20:45
Lothar Krieglsteiner
... found on Wednesday in a mixed stand of Populus
08-09-2017 11:37
Björn NordénHi! Anyone has another suggestion regarding genus
28-09-2017 05:06
Ethan CrensonCollected recently in Vermont in the Green Mountai
Geoglossum
Malcolm Greaves,
01-10-2017 23:42
Can someone help identify this group of Geoglossum.They were up to 8 cm tall (most c4) both the head and stem were viscid.
The spores all look to be dark, 7 septate and 60 -85 µ long.
The paraphyses are mostley straight multiseptate with swollen elements at the top.
This led me to G uliginosum. This species is supposed to be found in sphagnum but mine was in mossy soil at the edge of a woodland path.
Is there something else it could be?
Thanks
Mal
Luc Lenaerts,
02-10-2017 01:05
Re : Geoglossum
I think it is Geoglossum cookeanum, close related to G. uliginosum.
Added 2 photos of the typical abundantly present paraphyses of G. uliginosum with constrictions (mostly) every second or third septum and the repetitive pyriform cells.
Good night
Luc Lenaerts
Belgium
Added 2 photos of the typical abundantly present paraphyses of G. uliginosum with constrictions (mostly) every second or third septum and the repetitive pyriform cells.
Good night
Luc Lenaerts
Belgium
Thomas Læssøe,
02-10-2017 11:30
Re : Geoglossum
Geoglossum simile is also a name used for stuff looking like this
cheers
cheers
Malcolm Greaves,
02-10-2017 17:03
Re : Geoglossum
Thanks Luc and Thomas, I was fooled by the slightly sticky stem so was in a different part of the Key I was using.
Spores are almost all between 65 & 80 so I think G simile (80-110) less likely.
Mal
Spores are almost all between 65 & 80 so I think G simile (80-110) less likely.
Mal