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Åge OterhalsI found this pyrenomycetous fungi in mountain area
Sporormiella
Malcolm Greaves,
30-05-2013 13:52
This Sporormiella was found on horse dung.The spores are 41-46 x 8 - 8.4 they do not break up. The ascii have tapered bases.
These details don't seem to fit perfectly with any species. Could someone help?
Thanks
Mal
Michel Delpont,
30-05-2013 17:04
Re : Sporormiella
Hello Malcolm.
Looks like your photos on spore germ slits that are parallel? If you can be confirmed S.dubia.
The spore top seems to have may be one or two oblique septa, if this is the case it can not be normally S.dubia. You have more photos?
Michel
Looks like your photos on spore germ slits that are parallel? If you can be confirmed S.dubia.
The spore top seems to have may be one or two oblique septa, if this is the case it can not be normally S.dubia. You have more photos?
Michel
Malcolm Greaves,
30-05-2013 18:25
Re : Sporormiella
Do these help at all?
Mal
Mal
Michel Delpont,
30-05-2013 20:42
Re : Sporormiella
Difficult to say with certainty S.dubia, but I think that it is this fungus. Many species are close in genius Sporormiella.
Regards.
Michel.
Regards.
Michel.
Malcolm Greaves,
30-05-2013 21:11
Re : Sporormiella
Thanks Michel
Mal
Mal
Peter Welt,
31-05-2013 09:48
Re : Sporormiella
Hi Mal,
It is sometimes not easy to determine collections of Sporormiella, but this is clearly Sporormiella dubia. The combination of features, narrow spores (8-9 µm), not short-stalked asci and paralele germ slit, speaks to the kind.
Peter
It is sometimes not easy to determine collections of Sporormiella, but this is clearly Sporormiella dubia. The combination of features, narrow spores (8-9 µm), not short-stalked asci and paralele germ slit, speaks to the kind.
Peter
Malcolm Greaves,
31-05-2013 17:37
Re : Sporormiella
Thanks Peter
Mal
Mal