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Key for the Genus Delitschia
Peter Thompson, 21-12-2013 21:18
Hello Everyone,

Does anyone have a key to species in the genus Delitschia, please?

I have found pseudothecia with spores in the range 30.5 - 36.25 x 13.25 - 17.5um.

All of the species which I can find in the literature have spores which are either smaller or larger than these.

Thank you,
Peter.
Peter Welt, 22-12-2013 11:53
Peter Welt
Re : Key for the Genus Delitschia
Here's my key,Peter, but in German.

Merry Christmas Peter

Peter Thompson, 22-12-2013 20:33
Re : Key for the Genus Delitschia
Hello Peter,

Thank you for the Delitschia key.

I can understand enough of the German words to work through the small part of the first page, which I need to resolve my query.

I arrive at 5c, D. lamprorhynchia.

Wishing you a Happy Christmas,
Peter.

Norbert Heine, 23-12-2013 00:31
Norbert Heine
Re : Key for the Genus Delitschia
Hello Peter,

I'll attache the description of Delitschia lamprorhynchia (Luck-Allen & Cain, 1975), so that you can compare.

It's a species with an orange-colored tomentum!

If your species doesn't have a tomentum it could also be D. variispora (32-42 x 11-18).

Some questions you should answer if you want to determine species of the genus Delitschia:

Are the ascospores uniseriate or biseriate in the asci?
Are they transversely or obliquely uniseptate and are they deeply constricted or not?
Is there a tomentum?

Best wishes

Norbert

Joop van der Lee, 23-12-2013 13:28
Joop van der Lee
Re : Key for the Genus Delitschia

Send to you in private Peter


 


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