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¿ Ciliolarina ?
Mauricio Marin, 19-02-2012 17:20
Salut

Un nouveau ramassage sur Pinus pinaster (antérieurement ascomyceto blanco), dans le même lieu.
Les données coïncident avec le premier exemplaire.
Un rougeoiement sous la pression négative.
des clés de Ciliolarina ?

Merci

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Michel Hairaud, 19-02-2012 18:16
Michel Hairaud
Re : ¿ Ciliolarina ?
Hi Mauricio,

I wil send some documentation to you private adress

Amitiés
Michel
Stip Helleman, 19-02-2012 22:00
Stip Helleman
Re : ¿ Ciliolarina ?
Hi Mauricio,

could you provide some microscopic photo's in water mount?


Cheers,
Stip
Mauricio Marin, 21-02-2012 15:39
Re : ¿ Ciliolarina ?
Hi

Here you have, good benefit.

as you see leave it like C.laetifica?

thanks.

MM
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Stip Helleman, 21-02-2012 22:41
Stip Helleman
Re : ¿ Ciliolarina ?
Hi Mauricio,

That seems to be correct,  as I see now the fruitbodies are arising from a stipe with blackish base, first I thought they were sessile.


Cheers,

Stip