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White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Edvin Johannesen,
30-10-2020 20:59
Growing on wet branch of dead deciduous tree. Excipulum textura angularis. Ascus pore hemiamyloid, spores and intact asci with same dextrinoid colour reaction (reddish brown with IKI). Spores 3-septate, approx. 17-22 x 5 microns. Is this enough information to suggest an id? First microphotos in KOH.
Regards,
Edvin
Edvin Johannesen,
30-10-2020 21:00
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Asci and spores in water:
Edvin Johannesen,
30-10-2020 21:01
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
In Lugol without any pre-treatment:
Hans-Otto Baral,
30-10-2020 21:18
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
On your beforelast pic it is actually faintly visible that the spores have a sheath that stains reddish in IKI.
The apos should be gelatinous internally and crystals should occur.
This is Ombrophila hemiamyloidea, which is not really an Ombrophila.
The paraphyses should contain VBs,
Edvin Johannesen,
30-10-2020 21:33
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
You are right, I do see the crystals. Thank you so much! Is this species as rare as GBIF indicates?
Hans-Otto Baral,
30-10-2020 21:44
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
There are only a couple of reocrds, maybe ten in the meantime.
Milanka Tanaskovic,
30-10-2020 23:17
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Bonjour,
J'ai une station dans le Bois de Galluis [France, Val d'Oise (95)] sur les branches immergé dans un ruisseau bordé de Blechnum (Struthiopteris) spicant. Le champignon était absent cette année. En raison de manque de pluie le ruisseau était presque sec.
Michel Hairaud possède une collection.
Mila
J'ai une station dans le Bois de Galluis [France, Val d'Oise (95)] sur les branches immergé dans un ruisseau bordé de Blechnum (Struthiopteris) spicant. Le champignon était absent cette année. En raison de manque de pluie le ruisseau était presque sec.
Michel Hairaud possède une collection.
Mila
Edvin Johannesen,
30-10-2020 23:24
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Merci, Mila!
Hans-Otto Baral,
31-10-2020 08:26
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Yes, I have the images of that collection (made in 2009) and also the collection data. Edvin, could you provide me coordinates? I would like to make a distruibution map. The date of collection was yesterday?
Edvin Johannesen,
31-10-2020 10:21
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
People send me stuff from all over the Norway, sometimes I need help from you guys. This was collected in coastal Mid-Norway on 2 Oct. in a south-facing deciduous wood dominated by Corylus and Populus. I will send you by email the location details as soon as I get them from the collector.
Martin Bemmann,
31-10-2020 18:02
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Was it on acidic soil?
Regards
Martin
Milanka Tanaskovic,
01-11-2020 00:11
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Bonjour Martin,
Est-ce que la nature de sol a une influence sur un champignon qui croît sur le bois immergé ?
Le ruisseau est alimenté par une source et l'endroit est très humide en temps normal.
Les essences à proximité : Blechnum spicant, Pteridium aquilinum, Osmunda regalis, Betula, Corylus et Rubus fruticosus. Présence de Vaccinium myrtillus et Sphagnum au dessus de la source.
Le lieu est très accidenté et difficile d'accès.
J'ai observé ce champignon à plusieurs reprises entre le 20.09.2009 et 28.09.2019.
Est-ce que la nature de sol a une influence sur un champignon qui croît sur le bois immergé ?
Le ruisseau est alimenté par une source et l'endroit est très humide en temps normal.
Les essences à proximité : Blechnum spicant, Pteridium aquilinum, Osmunda regalis, Betula, Corylus et Rubus fruticosus. Présence de Vaccinium myrtillus et Sphagnum au dessus de la source.
Le lieu est très accidenté et difficile d'accès.
J'ai observé ce champignon à plusieurs reprises entre le 20.09.2009 et 28.09.2019.
Bonjour Zotto,
Ombrophila ou Gelatinomollisia ?
Merci.
Mila
Hans-Otto Baral,
01-11-2020 10:27
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Surely it does, the genus Vibrissea is typical of acidic rock. Your enumeration of plants clearly speak for an acidic environment.
Gelatinomollisia is my preferred generic name.
Martin Bemmann,
01-11-2020 11:47
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Hi Mila,
I live very close to the locus typicus of this species. It is a small rivulet running through a sandstone creek. The acidic environment is also typical for Annulusmagnus triseptatus that grew on the same piece of wood as my collection.
Regards
Martin
Milanka Tanaskovic,
01-11-2020 12:18
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Merci Zotto et Martin.
Mila
Edvin Johannesen,
01-11-2020 22:00
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
The Norwegian specimen was collected in a south-facing deciduous forest at sea level, dominated by Corylus and Populus, in wet slope near rivulet, on dead Populus log. I did not collect it myself, so I cannot say anything about the acidity of the soil (no information about the vegetation apart from this).
Hans-Otto Baral,
01-11-2020 22:29
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
On my old geological map of Skandinavia most regions are granitic, gneiss, micaschist etc., more or less acidic, also that region.
Edvin Johannesen,
01-11-2020 22:53
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Yes, I have checked the geo-map. A broad belt of gneiss and granite goes across the area. However, this close to the sea, sometimes there are local pockets of shell-sand which affects the acidity of the soil. I see now that the following vascular plants have been found nearby (within 1 km);
Stachys sylvatica, Polygonatum verticillatum, Paris quadrifolia, Melica nutans, Galium odoratum, Actaea spicata, Sanicula europaea, Iris pseudacorus, and Neottia nidus-avis. Plus Corylus avellana. Not exactly species typical of an acidic environment, I would say.
Hans-Otto Baral,
02-11-2020 09:49
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
Yes, this sounds like more bit of calcareous. So the marine deposits might have risen during the many thousands of years.
Edvin Johannesen,
02-11-2020 10:06
Re : White, truncate apothecia with hemiamyloid reaction
That's my assumption - not an uncommon phenomenon along the coast of Norway.