30-05-2017 20:17
Ralf Dahlheuser
Found on wet, sandy soil, mixed with rotting plant
31-05-2017 21:13
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Una amiga me envía estas fotos de
27-12-2016 14:02
Dragiša SavicHi, I would say that this is (in accordance with R
15-12-2014 10:28
Garcia SusanaHi allI found this ascomycete on a sprig of Pinus
30-05-2017 23:54
Valencia Lopez Francisco JavierHola a todosEsta Peziza crecía en la orilla de un
31-05-2017 04:47
Ethan CrensonIn New York City, Inwood Hill Park (Upper Manhatta
29-05-2017 17:18
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour,Un ami m'a apporté un petit pyrénomycèt
30-05-2017 07:57
Viktorie Halasu
Hello forum,I'm looking for any articles dealing w
Peziza limnaea ?
Ralf Dahlheuser,
30-05-2017 20:17
Found on wet, sandy soil, mixed with rotting plant parts under Petasites. Fruitbodys young yellow, then ocher, light brown with a slight violet shimmer when mature. Not milking.
Viktorie Halasu,
30-05-2017 20:41
Re : Peziza limnaea ?
Hello, Mr. Dahlheuser,
it looks a lot like P. polaripapulata. I saw it just once and the spores were up to 17,5 um long (dead sporeprint, including onramentation), but Garofoli & Baiano wrote (15)16-18(20) × 9-10(11) um, which looks ok.
P. limnaea has different ornamentation, elongated elements (a bit like scratches from claws). :-)
Viktorie
it looks a lot like P. polaripapulata. I saw it just once and the spores were up to 17,5 um long (dead sporeprint, including onramentation), but Garofoli & Baiano wrote (15)16-18(20) × 9-10(11) um, which looks ok.
P. limnaea has different ornamentation, elongated elements (a bit like scratches from claws). :-)
Viktorie
Ralf Dahlheuser,
31-05-2017 19:48
Re : Peziza limnaea ?
Hello Mr. Halasu,
thanks a lot for your help. P. polaripapulata fits very well.
thanks a lot for your help. P. polaripapulata fits very well.
Mario Filippa,
03-06-2017 09:08
Re : Peziza limnaea ?
Just to add that Baiano & Garofoli in Mycologia Montenegrina (2000) treated as Peziza polaripapulata their collections of Peziza badioides. I discussed this several times with them: they only gave faith to a diffuse (and now recognised as incorrect) opinion that these names were synonyms. So read that work as treating P. badioides.
Regards
Mario
Regards
Mario