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Podospora intestinacea
Garcia Susana,
13-10-2013 23:37
I found this on dung horse too.
I think this may be Podospora intestinacea.
You can confirm or reject the species.
Thanks in advance
Susana (Spain)
Michel Delpont,
14-10-2013 09:06
Re : Podospora intestinacea
Hello Suzana
This fungus is probably P.intestinacea, but for confirmation should better see the gelatinous appendages of spores. To help, you can try coloring preparations.
Regards.
Michel.
This fungus is probably P.intestinacea, but for confirmation should better see the gelatinous appendages of spores. To help, you can try coloring preparations.
Regards.
Michel.
Garcia Susana,
14-10-2013 18:59
Re : Podospora intestinacea
Hi
I have done India ink preparation.
Perithecia were already very old, empty. There remained some ascus.
Seems immature spores have a gelatinous appendages which then lost.
This confirms the species?
Thanks
Susana
I have done India ink preparation.
Perithecia were already very old, empty. There remained some ascus.
Seems immature spores have a gelatinous appendages which then lost.
This confirms the species?
Thanks
Susana
Michel Delpont,
14-10-2013 19:07
Re : Podospora intestinacea
Hi
Indeed, the appendages that resemble P.intestinacea be better distinguished.
Michel.
Indeed, the appendages that resemble P.intestinacea be better distinguished.
Michel.
Garcia Susana,
14-10-2013 19:33
Re : Podospora intestinacea
Hi
Thanks
Regards
Susana
Thanks
Regards
Susana