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Riet van Oosten,
10-11-2021 14:10
Hello,
Found by Laurens van der Linde, November 2021 on fallen leaves of Crataegus sp.
Is Dasyscyphys aeruginelles (syn. Chlorociboria aeruginella) correct?
- small fruitbodies very short stemmed
- asci IKI+ b
- asci with croziers
- hairs with incrusted material
- spore sizes: Me 11.2 x 2.7 µm N = 12
Greetings, Riet
Enrique Rubio,
10-11-2021 14:18
Re : Dasyscyphus aeruginellus (syn. Chlorociboria aeruginella)
Currently Chlorociboria aeruginella.
Riet van Oosten,
10-11-2021 14:26
Re : Dasyscyphus aeruginellus (syn. Chlorociboria aeruginella)
Thank you very much Enrique! Good to know!
(Index Fungorum gives Dasyscyphus aeruginellus as current name).
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-11-2021 15:39
Re : Chlorociboria aeruginella
What a coincidence! I was dealing with Chlorociboria today, especially with a blue hairy fungus that I thought to be related to Hyphodiscus but it turned out to be very close to C. aeruginella based on its ITS rDNA.
So yes, it is this species. About the genus, Dasyscyphus is out, of course. Chlorociboria is correct when taking a wide generic concept. Morphologically I I think it is not a typical member. The ectal excipulum of horizontal t. prismatica is quite different from C. aeruginosa/aeruginascens which have a vertical t. glob-angularis or t. intricata.
Riet van Oosten,
10-11-2021 16:41
Re : Chlorociboria aeruginella
Thank you very much Zotto!
I think I also found the anamorph on the same leaf this afternoon.
I will start a new topic tonight