18-09-2016 11:50
Marja PennanenHello folks,once again I went to forest and am los
17-09-2016 17:08
Hans-Otto Baral
Hi allrather lately I want to draw your attention
18-09-2016 14:10
Quijada LuisHi all,somebody has the following manuscript?SMERL
11-09-2016 22:18
Elisabeth StöckliBonsoir, Trouvé au sol, sur feuilles mortes de R
17-09-2016 13:32
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour,Une petite espèce rencontrée sur rameau
16-09-2016 09:48
Blasco Rafael
Hola, que les parece esta Orbilia, no se a que esp
16-09-2016 20:41
Quijada LuisHi all, somebody has the following manuscript in
White on a Vaccinium leaf
Marja Pennanen,
18-09-2016 11:50
once again I went to forest and am lost with the determination of my scanty collection.
I did not even try to take a macrophoto of the tiny fungus. It is one of these white, hairy ones, that are hardly 0,1 mm wide.
The spores are 4-6x1,5-2 and have polar droplets.
The asci are 18-27x4-6, IKI blue.
The hairs are 15-25x2-5 and odd. The shape is hyaloscyphalike, but I have not seen such amount of granules on Hyaloscypha hairs.
Is this still a Hyaloscypha species or is the genus some else?
Marja
Kosonen Timo,
18-09-2016 15:01
Re : White on a Vaccinium leaf
hello,
are the walls really thick or is it just the focus?
timo
are the walls really thick or is it just the focus?
timo
Marja Pennanen,
19-09-2016 09:01
Re : White on a Vaccinium leaf
Hi Timo,
the hairs are not glassy, if you mean that. They seem normal walled like some Cistellas etc.
I still have the leaf with about 5 apos in fridge, in case that extra studies are needed, but will put it drying soon and label it as a Hyaloscyphaceae sp., if I nothing else comes up.
The rainy weathers have been favorable for many rare species this season here. Of course some species like wet weathers so much, that they do not have do produce spores ;)
Marja
the hairs are not glassy, if you mean that. They seem normal walled like some Cistellas etc.
I still have the leaf with about 5 apos in fridge, in case that extra studies are needed, but will put it drying soon and label it as a Hyaloscyphaceae sp., if I nothing else comes up.
The rainy weathers have been favorable for many rare species this season here. Of course some species like wet weathers so much, that they do not have do produce spores ;)
Marja