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Viktorie Halasu
Hello, would anyone have this article, please? An
unkown Pyrenomycete
Jakob Schneller,
17-06-2013 22:53
Recently I hav found this fungus on dung¨. I am sure that experts can helpo me to find out the genus or ven the species. Many thanks
Francisco Calaça,
18-06-2013 01:22
Re : unkown Pyrenomycete
Hi Schneller?,
to me it seems, only by morphology, one Trichodelitschia minuta, but the data reported are few to confirm. Perhaps a specie of Delitschia... you have the substrate and measures the spores??
to me it seems, only by morphology, one Trichodelitschia minuta, but the data reported are few to confirm. Perhaps a specie of Delitschia... you have the substrate and measures the spores??
Michel Delpont,
18-06-2013 09:27
Re : unkown Pyrenomycete
Hello Jakob.
Trichodelitschia minuta has hair on top. As Francisco says there should be a little more specific, but can be a Delitschia.
Michel.
Trichodelitschia minuta has hair on top. As Francisco says there should be a little more specific, but can be a Delitschia.
Michel.
Jakob Schneller,
18-06-2013 13:53
Re : unkown Pyrenomycete
Dear Francisco, dear Michel
Many thanks for your additional information
Jakob
Many thanks for your additional information
Jakob
Peter Welt,
19-06-2013 09:44
Re : unkown Pyrenomycete
Hallo Jakob,
Für Delitschia sehen die Sporen irgendwie seltsam aus. Würde
mich aber über einen Beleg freuen, da ich die Gattung gerade bearbeite.
Für Delitschia sehen die Sporen irgendwie seltsam aus. Würde
mich aber über einen Beleg freuen, da ich die Gattung gerade bearbeite.
Gruß Peter
Ich denke jetzt, dass dies eine Art der Gattung Zopfia ist. Da würden die Sporen gut passen.