13-01-2016 21:53
Carmel SammutSmall black disc shaped asco on dead branch (?broa
13-01-2016 07:55
Andreas Gminder
Dear collegues, I have recieved a collection of d
12-01-2016 18:52
hannie wijersHello, I liked some help. On a branch (I dont know
11-01-2016 21:53
Bernard CLESSE
Bonsoir à tous,Après avoir découvert Dasyscyph
12-01-2016 23:06
Thorben HülsewigHi thereFor two days i found on the moss Lunularia
09-01-2016 20:56
Bernard CLESSE
Ici, je ne sais pas si je fais bien de le mettre s
12-01-2016 12:34
Blasco Rafael
Hola, con la Piña tambien recogi unas aciculas de
Durella connivens ?
Carmel Sammut,
13-01-2016 21:53
Spores 6-9 septate, 30-50µm x 6.4-7.8µm
Asci 8 spored IKI -ve,
Paraphyses branched with a few simple ones
It looks like a Durella species and D. connivens seems to fit well
Hans-Otto Baral,
13-01-2016 21:59
Re : Durella connivens ?
... but it isn't :-)
It is Patellaria atrata. (or "crassispora" because the exudate looks more bluish than olive)
Zotto
It is Patellaria atrata. (or "crassispora" because the exudate looks more bluish than olive)
Zotto
Carmel Sammut,
13-01-2016 22:29
Re : Durella connivens ?
Thanks Zotto.
I did consider Patellaria atrata, but the mature spores did not have the large oil drops which seem to be typical to that species.
Re. 'crassispora' I am not aware of a species with that epithet in Patellaria.
I did consider Patellaria atrata, but the mature spores did not have the large oil drops which seem to be typical to that species.
Re. 'crassispora' I am not aware of a species with that epithet in Patellaria.
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-01-2016 09:34
Re : Durella connivens ?
Exactly, the multiguttulate spore content is typical of P. crassispora ined. But that species has wider spores than you indicate, about 8-10 µm.
Carmel Sammut,
14-01-2016 12:03
Re : Durella connivens ?
Thanks Zotto for the clarification.