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Scutellinia legaliae
Malcolm Greaves,
01-07-2013 16:45
3.3mm across orange/red with short dark brown hairs. (max 550 x 24 septate)
The spores are round but not many are mature enough to get a good spore drop for staining and measurement. They look to be about 16.5 in diameter and have thick based spines.
Is there anything other than S legaliae it could be?
Thanks
Mal
René Dougoud,
01-07-2013 17:35
Re : Scutellinia legaliae
Cher Collègue,
Merci de présenter des ascopores matures, issues de sporée.
Cordialement
René
Merci de présenter des ascopores matures, issues de sporée.
Cordialement
René
Malcolm Greaves,
18-07-2013 21:24
Beñat Jeannerot,
18-07-2013 23:03
Re : Scutellinia legaliae
Adio Mal,
Very probably right : S. legaliae.
But very bad specimen...
Amically,
Beñat
Very probably right : S. legaliae.
But very bad specimen...
Amically,
Beñat
Paul Cannon,
31-01-2015 18:53
Beñat Jeannerot,
06-02-2015 06:37
Re : Scutellinia legaliae
Adio Paul & Mal,
Sorry for delay, influenza virus, big body-wash !
Yes, clearly S. legaliae.
Beñat
Sorry for delay, influenza virus, big body-wash !
Yes, clearly S. legaliae.
Beñat
Till Lohmeyer,
06-02-2015 10:49
Re : Scutellinia legaliae
Hi, Malcolm,
I can only agree: That's Scutellinia legaliae at its best, almost perfectly fitting the type with its short hairs, small apothecia, and, of course, the spores with the characteristic, often bent "thorns". The ecology, too, seems to be identical.
Regards to all
Till
I can only agree: That's Scutellinia legaliae at its best, almost perfectly fitting the type with its short hairs, small apothecia, and, of course, the spores with the characteristic, often bent "thorns". The ecology, too, seems to be identical.
Regards to all
Till
Malcolm Greaves,
06-02-2015 11:06
Re : Scutellinia legaliae
Hope you are now on the road to recovery Beñat. Thanks both for the confirmation. Paul was obviously able to find some more mature spores than I could.
Mal
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