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White apothecia on Pseudotsuga
Enrique Rubio,
19-02-2021 20:07
The asci are ventricose, slightly dextrinoid in IKI, with croziers and a broad, very bluish apical apparatus in IKI, and contain eight spores already septate even inside the asci. The paraphyses are moniliform near the apex and the marginal hairs are similar and closely agglutinated.
It doesn't look like a Hyaloscypha, but I couldn't say to which genus it might belong, perhaps it could be an ascolichen?
Many thanks again
Hans-Otto Baral,
19-02-2021 21:02
Re : White apothecia on Pseudotsuga
Yes, it is an ascolichen. Dimerella pineti or so, now Coenogonium.
The entire asci are reactive, I see a faint reddish but after KOH this should react blue. The spore surface probably turns lilac in CRB.
Typical are the paraphyses with dense septation above.
Enrique Rubio,
19-02-2021 21:05
Re : White apothecia on Pseudotsuga
Thanks a lot, Zotto.
It seems to match well with what you say.
It seems to match well with what you say.