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Carl FarmerI'd be grateful for any suggestions for this strik
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Hans-Otto Baral
Hello I want to ask you if you have found this ye
Rutstroemia 5713
Leandro Sánchez,
12-06-2017 16:52
Sur Betula, diamètre max 6 mmRutstroemia firma ??
Cordialement
Hans-Otto Baral,
12-06-2017 18:27
Re : Rutstroemia 5713
Hi Leandro
could be R. alnobetulae. Did you find it at higher altitude?
Important is to look for the ectal excipulum wheather it is gelatinised. Perhaps you have got razor blades?
Zotto
could be R. alnobetulae. Did you find it at higher altitude?
Important is to look for the ectal excipulum wheather it is gelatinised. Perhaps you have got razor blades?
Zotto
Leandro Sánchez,
12-06-2017 18:38
Re : Rutstroemia 5713
Hi Zotto:
This species is from Somiedo, you had in your hands. I don't have material, many days without fridge, but I didn't see excipulum gelatinised
Regards
This species is from Somiedo, you had in your hands. I don't have material, many days without fridge, but I didn't see excipulum gelatinised
Regards
Enrique Rubio,
12-06-2017 18:47
Re : Rutstroemia 5713
Hola Leandro
Lo mejor será que la deseques y si puedes envíamela para estudiarla mejor de lo que lo hicimos en Somiedo.
Lo mejor será que la deseques y si puedes envíamela para estudiarla mejor de lo que lo hicimos en Somiedo.
Leandro Sánchez,
12-06-2017 18:53
Re : Rutstroemia 5713
Hola Enrique:
Muchos días fuera de casa y aún estando en la nevera portátil el material estaba levemente contaminado y opté por no guardar
Saludos
Muchos días fuera de casa y aún estando en la nevera portátil el material estaba levemente contaminado y opté por no guardar
Saludos
Hans-Otto Baral,
12-06-2017 19:16
Re : Rutstroemia 5713
So it is a pity, I did not have time to study this sample, but from the altitude this is quite probably alnobetulae.

