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[Lachnum cf. reynoutriae] Lachnum sp.
Yannick Mourgues,
26-06-2010 01:06
Hi.Here is another recolt. on Epilobium too with Lachnum reynoutriae.
Macro is same then L. reynoutriar exept the hymenium which is yellow.
Spores 6,7-7,4x1,5-2,1 um with 1guttule at each end.
Asci without croziers, iki+, 35-40x4-5 um.
Paraphyses 70-80x4-5 um, with many guttules, 20-25 um protruding.
Hairs 2-3septate, 70-90x3-4 um with sometimes a slightly widened extremity (l=4-5um)
What do you think about this specie ?
Yannick
Yannick Mourgues,
26-06-2010 01:06
Re:Lachnum sp.
another picture...
Yannick Mourgues,
26-06-2010 01:14
Re:Lachnum sp.
spores
Yannick Mourgues,
26-06-2010 01:16
Re:Lachnum sp.
L. brevipilosum even if paraphyses are 20-25 um protruding ?
Stip Helleman,
26-06-2010 01:23
Re:Lachnum sp.
Hi Yannick,
this can be a strange variety that occurs also sometimes in L. pudicellum/tenuissimum, the VBs are yellow in stead of colourless. This i collected 2 weeks ago. This feature can only be seen in living specimens
this can be a strange variety that occurs also sometimes in L. pudicellum/tenuissimum, the VBs are yellow in stead of colourless. This i collected 2 weeks ago. This feature can only be seen in living specimens
Stip Helleman,
26-06-2010 01:24
Re:Lachnum sp.
the VBs
Yannick Mourgues,
26-06-2010 09:27
Re:Lachnum sp.
Hi Stip
VBs were hyaline so it's not that. Unfortunately I haven't made any picture of that.
I don't know what it could be !
Yannick
VBs were hyaline so it's not that. Unfortunately I haven't made any picture of that.
I don't know what it could be !
Yannick
brigitte capoen,
26-06-2010 12:17
Re:Lachnum sp.
Hi Yannick and Stip,
The ''yellowing phenomenon'' that Stip talks about is actually frequent with L. pudicellum but also with other Lachnum species or in other genera such as Crocicreas. The substrate has also partly got the same yellow sulphur colour in that case, which may indicate that the mixed white and yellow specimens are the same species .
Amitiés
Michel
The ''yellowing phenomenon'' that Stip talks about is actually frequent with L. pudicellum but also with other Lachnum species or in other genera such as Crocicreas. The substrate has also partly got the same yellow sulphur colour in that case, which may indicate that the mixed white and yellow specimens are the same species .
Amitiés
Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
26-06-2010 12:30
Re:Lachnum sp.
Yes, I also think that the yellow colour of the VBs are not a species marker. Therefore I doubt a bit whether the yelow L. morthieri on Phargmites is different from the white L. controversum.
In L. reynoutriae there are no refractive VBs, so I don't know where the yellow pigment is located.
At least we can say that the spore size of this yellow one now better fits L. reynoutriae.
Zotto
In L. reynoutriae there are no refractive VBs, so I don't know where the yellow pigment is located.
At least we can say that the spore size of this yellow one now better fits L. reynoutriae.
Zotto
Yannick Mourgues,
27-06-2010 00:34
Re:Lachnum sp.
Merci à tous !
Yannick
Yannick