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Three Hyaloscypha's
Nina Filippova, 01-02-2013 16:58
Have identified three Hyaloscypha (i suppose it is proir id., it seems more thorough microscopy should be done with them, as it is in Huhtinen, 1990).

Hyaloscypha leuconica

From leave litter of dwarfshrubs among sphagnum, 06.08.2012, N61,063892° E69,455695°.
Apothecia cupulate, short-stipitate, about 100 - 150 mk in diam, whitish, with long straight hairs.
Hairs enlarged at base, gradually narrowing to attenuated tip, with dextrinoid reaction, largest hairs 135 x 6 (at base), smooth; asci cylindrical, clamped, with amyloid pore, 25,5 x 4 mk; paraphyses cylindrical with some enlarged upper part, with 1 septa; spores narrowly ellipsoid, some slightly curved, 7,3 (6-8,3) x 1,6 (1,4-1,7), Q=4,67 (4,11-5,36).

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Nina Filippova, 01-02-2013 17:01
Re : Three Hyaloscypha's
Hyaloscypha aureliella
From pine wood among sphagnum, 28.08.2012, N61,060051° E69,459472°.
Apothecia cupulate when young, then discoid, sessile, with wavy edge when old, grayish in centre, white at the edge, hairy at the edge and at outer surface, with yellowish incrustation at the hairs, 500 - 700 mk in diam.
Hairs blunt, with abundant resinaceous incrustation (well seen at dry specimens and in water, dissolving in KOH), no reaction with MLZ, 54 (46-64) x 5 (3,8-5,8); asci clavate, with pronounced clamp, amyloid pore, 31,5 (7-38) x 4,8 (4,4-5,9) mk; paraphyses cylindrical, 1-2 septated, 32 x 1,6 mk, some shorter then asci; spores ellipsoid - subfusiform, 6,8 (6,2-7,4) x 2,3 (,1-2,5).
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Nina Filippova, 01-02-2013 17:03
Re : Three Hyaloscypha's
Hyaloscypha albohyalina
From pine wood among sphagnum, 06.09.2012, N61,054422° E69,456725°.
Apothecia cupulate when young, then discoid, sessile, up to 500 mk in diam, growing single or in clusters, with undulating edge when mature, white, grayish in centre, hymenium surface smooth, concave or flat, outer surface and edge densely hairy.
Largest hairs at the edge with pronounced ventrum and attenuated tip, up to 85 mk long, 8 mk broad at base, no reaction with MLZ; asci clavate, clampless, 52 (44-60) x 7,5 (7-8,2) mk; spores ellipsoid-cylindrical, with several round guttules, 10,3 (8,4-13,2) x 2,7 (2,4-3); paraphyses filiform, 1,2 mk broad, rarely branched, septate.
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Hans-Otto Baral, 01-02-2013 17:04
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Three Hyaloscypha's
Yes, certainly. Only I am not sure with the croziers, they are not clearly seen. So possibly var. bulbopilosa.