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Cheilymenia theleboloides
Uwe Lindemann, 28-02-2012 20:26
Uwe LindemannHi Friends,
I'm searching for documentations (and/or opinions) about collections of Cheilymenia theleboloides which had no visible connection to debris or dung. Do you know literature about such collections on soil or do you have own collections? I'm interested in the differences between Cheilymenia theleboloides on soil, on debris or on dung. In Moravec' monographie I found no answer about this question.
And is it possible that in exsiccata the spores of Cheilymenia theleboloides "lost" the striation of the perispore? Thanx in advance for your help!
Best, Uwe
Martin Bemmann, 28-02-2012 20:53
Martin Bemmann
Re : Cheilymenia theleboloides
Hi Uwe,

did you see the remark in B&K that the striation becomes visible when the sample is warmed in KOH? I think they dealt mostly with herbarium specimens. I have no experience with that, but maybe its worth a try.

Cheers

Martin
René Dougoud, 28-02-2012 21:11
Re : Cheilymenia theleboloides
Cher Collègue,

Non il n'est pas possible que les ascospores perdent les stries avec l'âge. Ce qui est important, c'est d'observer des ascospores dans le BC lactique, surtout si l'on veut contrôler la séparation de la paroi, qui bien sûr se fait à chaud


Je vous présente une photo et mes dessins de C. theleboloides, à partir d'une récolte de 2010, faite en forêt, sur des plantes de jardin en voie de décomposition, plantes qui y avaient été déposées


?René

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René Dougoud, 28-02-2012 21:14
Re : Cheilymenia theleboloides
Encore une photo

René
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Uwe Lindemann, 28-02-2012 22:11
Uwe Lindemann
Re : Cheilymenia theleboloides
Hi Rene, hi Martin,
thanx for your fast replies, your interesting remarks and for your documentation, René!
That helps me a lot!
Best, Uwe