
16-09-2017 12:59

... collected this week, on (another) Abies log, s

16-09-2017 13:31

... at first glance looking the same way than the

13-09-2017 20:10
En madera posiblemente de abetoApotecios 1-2 mm. e

19-08-2017 20:32
Hi.This collection of Scutellinia were collected i

13-09-2017 01:00
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a todos.Hace unos días recolecte estas peziz

13-09-2017 08:42
Ethan CrensonFrom Pelham Bay Park, New York City. Extremely s

12-09-2017 20:30
Dear forum, Does somebody have this work???Vel

12-09-2017 13:10
Hello together,is this Pyxidiophora badiorostris?-

... collected this week, on (another) Abies log, shortly after the last one. I must admit that I thought to have collected the same species twice as I began my examinations. As there were a lot of fungi and a lot of deflection I first had some disarray in my fotos that I had to unravel later. But now it seems to be o.k. ...
The pictures of the second collection then ... - I hope somebody can help a bit. The macrofoto was made by Matthias Theiß.
Best regards from Lothar

.. Alain proposed Nectriopsis oropensoides - likely accidentaly, meaning this one - for the pyrenomycete with long, thin spores from the Bavarian forest.
This one could perhaps really be N.o., althouhg I have noticed no myxomycetes in direct vicinity.
REgards, Lothar

... I just found that the species grows on fungi, also. So, this should be correct ...
Best regards from Lothar
Yes my answer was for this fungus...
I have recorded N. oropensoides several times without myxo, on wood. It doesn't grow exclusively on Myxogastra I think.
Alain

Thanks a lot, Alain!
I think Nectriopsis oropensoides is correct, then.
Best regards from Lothar