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Scutellinia sps on wet wood (bark)

Gina Rackley, 11-07-2012 13:35

I have found a colony of stalkless Scutellinia on wet wood, up to 4mm across, flat saucer shaped, dull red. The hairs are stiff, up to 930 microns long at the edge and shorter on the lower side with occasional rudimentary branching in the roots. Sopes are oval, average 19.7 x 12.58, verucose but smooth in profile. Paraphyses are fine stalked with a rounded end about 9.5 microns across.
Is there a key to finding what it might be?
Any help will be most welcome.
Gina.