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Otidea 5217
Leandro Sánchez, 22-07-2014 22:56
Leandro SánchezSur Fagus et Pinus, jusqu'à 30 mm diamètre.
Asques 175-190 / 10-13
Croziers +
IKI -
Je doute entre phlebophora et concinna 
Cordialement
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Peter Welt, 26-07-2014 12:17
Peter Welt
Re : Otidea 5217
Hi Leandro,


This is not representative of the genus Otidea, but a species of the genus Arpinia. I think Arpinia microspora,or at least A. fusispora? Because the spores are somewhat short.

Best Regards Peter

Till Lohmeyer, 26-07-2014 16:41
Re : Otidea 5217
Hi Leandro & Peter, 

Peter, why should this be an Arpinia? To me the spores appear to be more Otidea-like. what about Otidea felina ss. Bres., a light coloured Otidea with fitting spores?

Regards
Till
Peter Welt, 26-07-2014 20:56
Peter Welt
Re : Otidea 5217
Maybe you're right, dear Till. The outside is at Arpinia rather furfuraceous and the spores are thick-walled.


Peter
Ibai Olariaga Ibarguren, 27-07-2014 11:23
Re : Otidea 5217
Hi there,

I just saw the post. This is a typical specimen of what Harmaja (2009) described as Otidea subconcinna provisionally, which is the same as Boudier described as Otidea cantharella var. minor in our opinion.


Otidea concinna has broader spores and Otidea phlebophora a strongly ribbed-venose apothecial base, among othe things.?


 


Cheers!


Ibai.


 

Till Lohmeyer, 27-07-2014 11:31
Re : Otidea 5217
Hi, Ibai

Could you possibly detail the literature reference "Harmaja 2009" for me?

Thank you
Till
Leandro Sánchez, 27-07-2014 12:38
Leandro Sánchez
Re : Otidea 5217
Thank you very much Peter & Till
Muchas gracias Ibai, a mi también me gustaría disponer de dicho artículo.
Best regards