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Another fungus on Tilia wood
Enrique Rubio, 01-01-2013 18:10
Enrique RubioHello again and happy new year for all


Together with the ascomata of Psilocistella/Psilachnum species on Tilia wood that turns reddish with ammonia vapour (see the macrophoto) they were another witish cupulate ascomata with big 8-spored  asci IKI (-) negative and croziers (+) positive. IKI  with KOH pret. is negative (-) too.

The marginal hairs are very agglutinated and very difficult to segregate. Initially they seem to be smooth but the end cell is very finelly verrucose in KOH. For it, my impression is that this fungus could be a Cistella species that I don't know.
What do you think?

Many thanks again
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Hans-Otto Baral, 01-01-2013 18:30
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Re : Another fungus on Tilia wood
I once had a Cistella on Tilia bark of an attached branch, together with a strange and new Orbilia (O. jurana) on the calcareous Schwäbische Alb. It has also inamyloid asci but spores much smaller (7-12 x 2-2.8), so I identified it as Cistella cf. mali. Yours has too large spores for mali.

One with such large spores on Populus bark (HB 6930) has faintly hemiamyloid apical rings.

Zotto
Guy Garcia, 01-01-2013 18:31
Re : Another fungus on Tilia wood
Bonjour Enrique,

voir peut-être du côté de "Cistella" perparvula mais tes spécimens présentent des spores et des asques plus grands.

Amitiés, Guy
Enrique Rubio, 01-01-2013 21:47
Enrique Rubio
Re : Another fungus on Tilia wood
Thank you to both.
So, Cistella sp.