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Hyaloscypha sp
Blasco Rafael, 10-09-2014 11:24
Blasco RafaelHola, Tengo this Posible Hyaloscypha Recogida sobre madera de Pinus sylvestris, A 1500m
diametro 0,5--1 mm , peloso Margen, muy dificiles de ver al micro, en foto numero 14 Creo que se ven dos, con celulas subesfericas en la base
Ascas, Croziers +, J +, Miden entre 42 a -46 X 5,5--6,2 
Esporas 7,8--8,7 X 2,2--3  
Parafisis RECTAS X 1.5 Con algun septo Aislado
Un saludo
Rafael
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Hans-Otto Baral, 10-09-2014 11:39
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Re : Hyaloscypha sp
Hi Rafael

you are pressing too much on the slide,  therefore only some cells survive. More hairs should be seen to be sure how they vary.
Blasco Rafael, 10-09-2014 14:42
Blasco Rafael
Re : Hyaloscypha sp
Es dificil manejar estas muestras tan pequeñas, espero que Practica mis preparaciones mejoren,
en ESTAS Que mando sigo cojiendo mucha Muestra y No Se Ven Bien Los Detalles, 
Rafael
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Hans-Otto Baral, 10-09-2014 16:23
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Re : Hyaloscypha sp
o.k., the hairs have rather thick upper parts of hairs and rough ganules, and together with the coniferous habitat this should be Hyaloscypha aureliella.

Zotto
Blasco Rafael, 10-09-2014 16:29
Blasco Rafael
Re : Hyaloscypha sp
Gracias Zotto

Rafael