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Peziza moseri (without micro)
Stephen Martin, 06-10-2017 20:43
Stephen MartinDear friends, I have a set of photos of a Peziza like species in situ but I had not progressed my follow up with micro. The habitat was calcareous soil with moss. The cups were chocolate brown with a paler abaxial surface and forms a dark brown rim when the individual is very mature and old. well we let the photos to speak for themselves.

I am thinking that it is Peziza moseri which is found in Malta.
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Mario Filippa, 07-10-2017 19:44
Re : Peziza moseri (without micro)
Well, I think the habitus may fit, but it is completely impossible without micro.
Regards
Stephen Martin, 08-10-2017 07:33
Stephen Martin
Re : Peziza moseri (without micro)
Thank you Mario - I know and I agree re micro. I posted for opinions on the photos and data I have available. Usually, I carry out Micro but due time constraints,  I have to drop some specimens. Peziza cf moseri would be my label for this.
Bye!