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Je suis presque sûr que c'est Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila, à un stade plus jeune ? La microscopie en tout cas est identique !
a) spores en forme de menhir (étroitement ovales-subfusiformes), avec 0-2 microguttules : 7-8,5x2-3
b) paraphyses filiformes, à contenu moins réfringent que Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila
c) poils crochus au sommet
Zotto, Timo, qu'en pensez-vous ?
Bernard
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On the rotten spruce cone whereabouts Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila and the Ombrophila, there was a small white asco abundant that Timo Kosonen asked me to look.
I am pretty sure it is Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila, at an earlier stage? Microscopy in any case is identical!
a) spores shaped menhir (narrowly oval-subfusiformes), with 0-2 microguttules: 7-8,5x2-3
b) paraphyses threadlike, less refractive to content that Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila
c) hooked hairs at the top
Zotto, Timo, what do you think?

H. uncipila I had only 2x on Pinus and only once documented (Hamatocanthoscypha uncipila, 13.X.03), with a rather long stalk.
Your micros here are from the white one?

Bernard

Timo

Bernard