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on herbaceous stem
Yannick Mourgues,
14-11-2010 01:00
This asco found today on herbaceous stem.Excipulum black, Hymenium pale yellow.
Spores hyalines with 1-3 partitions, 17,4-20,1x3,1-4,4 um
Asques I-, croziers -, 40-50x10-15 um, spores bi- to multiseriate.
Paraphyses filiform, l<1um, end rounded.
Any idea ?
Yannick
Yannick Mourgues,
14-11-2010 01:01
Re:on herbaceous stem
spores in water
Yannick Mourgues,
14-11-2010 01:01
Re:on herbaceous stem
spores in Lugol
Yannick Mourgues,
14-11-2010 01:01
Re:on herbaceous stem
asques
Yannick Mourgues,
14-11-2010 20:20
Re:on herbaceous stem
Nobody ?
Could it be something near Calycella genus, close to scolochloae specie ? Spores are too big for this one ...
May be I should have a look to the Textura, but it's so small... diametre<0,2mm
Yannick
Could it be something near Calycella genus, close to scolochloae specie ? Spores are too big for this one ...
May be I should have a look to the Textura, but it's so small... diametre<0,2mm
Yannick
Martin Bemmann,
14-11-2010 20:25
Re:on herbaceous stem
Hi Yannick,
couldn't it be something like a Pyrenopeziza? I never found one yet. Just a guess...
Cheers,
Martin
couldn't it be something like a Pyrenopeziza? I never found one yet. Just a guess...
Cheers,
Martin