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ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Francisco Calaça,
20-02-2013 07:01
Hello collegues!I found this ascomycete in horse dung. Initially, the external appearance, i thought it is a Gymnoascus specie. But when i visualized the ascus, i changed my opinion, because it has in its wall a hexagonal ornamentation. Hyaline spores, targeted and larger than 10 microns. Can anyone give some guidance?
Thanks for attention!?
Chris Yeates,
20-02-2013 14:53
Re : ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Hello Francisco
those don't look like asci to me; and those spores could well be 'strays'. I would want to see spores inside an ascus before giving an opinion.
amitiés
Chris
PS did you get the previous comment of mine on your Thamnostylum piriforme?
those don't look like asci to me; and those spores could well be 'strays'. I would want to see spores inside an ascus before giving an opinion.
amitiés
Chris
PS did you get the previous comment of mine on your Thamnostylum piriforme?
Francisco Calaça,
20-02-2013 16:25
Re : ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Hi Chris, thanks for your comment!
Unfortunately, i don't have more pics this specie. ?Was very inconspicuous, and only watched once.? I have such doubts and others too. And how i no have more samples...
P.S.: I don't receive your comments about T. piriforme, unfort?unately... if you want to send, is most welcome!? See a pic in your email!
Unfortunately, i don't have more pics this specie. ?Was very inconspicuous, and only watched once.? I have such doubts and others too. And how i no have more samples...
P.S.: I don't receive your comments about T. piriforme, unfort?unately... if you want to send, is most welcome!? See a pic in your email!
Martin Bemmann,
20-02-2013 21:12
Re : ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Hi Francisco,
those "asci" look like insect eggs to me. can you give some measurements?
Regards
Martin
those "asci" look like insect eggs to me. can you give some measurements?
Regards
Martin
Martin Bemmann,
21-02-2013 08:57
Re : ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Hi again,
I am now pretty sure that these "asci" are thecamoeba. Maybe of the genus Euglypha. C.f. here:
http://www.plingfactory.de/Science/Atlas/KennkartenProtista/source/Euglypha%20filifera.html
Regards
Martin
I am now pretty sure that these "asci" are thecamoeba. Maybe of the genus Euglypha. C.f. here:
http://www.plingfactory.de/Science/Atlas/KennkartenProtista/source/Euglypha%20filifera.html
Regards
Martin
Francisco Calaça,
21-02-2013 16:12
Re : ASCO BEAUTIFULLY ORNATE
Hi Martin,
thanks for you return!
I too have very double about this "asci", and when i see your ??thecamoeba, i change my mind!
Its real...
Thanks so much for you return.
thanks for you return!
I too have very double about this "asci", and when i see your ??thecamoeba, i change my mind!
Its real...
Thanks so much for you return.