25-11-2025 14:24
Thomas Læssøehttps://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10490522
25-11-2025 11:03
Mick PeerdemanHi all,One of my earliest microscopy attempts, so
24-11-2025 15:23
Arnold BüschlenHallo, auf einer offenen Kiesfläche am Rande ein
23-11-2025 11:16
Bohan JiaHi, I found small discs growing on dead stem of
21-11-2025 10:56
Christopher Engelhardt
Very small (~0,5 mm) white ascos, found yesterday
Unknown Mollisia
Maren Kamke,
23-03-2014 19:53
Hi everybody,I found this mollisia species on decidious wood, pale grey apothecia up to 0,5 mm, dark brown short marginal hairs which do not seem to reach the edge. Ascospores becoming 3-septate in overmature state, (8-16) 12,04 x 2,22 (2-3) µm, oil 2-3. Asci with croziers, IkL positive bb, 61-69 x 6-7 µm, Paraphyses 3 µm filled with cylindrical refractive content, KOH negative.
Thank you
Maren
Hans-Otto Baral,
23-03-2014 21:11
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi Maren
you have no idea about which tree this branch belonged? The bark looks interesting, was it a Vuilleminia that caused these fusiform holes in the periderm?
Zotto
you have no idea about which tree this branch belonged? The bark looks interesting, was it a Vuilleminia that caused these fusiform holes in the periderm?
Zotto
Maren Kamke,
23-03-2014 21:50
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi Zotto,
it looks a like Prunus sp., I don't think it was a Vuilleminia, the bark curls up at those places, typical for cherry, I think. The other specimens on that twig were Diaporthe eres and Amphisphaeria millepunctata.
Regards,
Maren
it looks a like Prunus sp., I don't think it was a Vuilleminia, the bark curls up at those places, typical for cherry, I think. The other specimens on that twig were Diaporthe eres and Amphisphaeria millepunctata.
Regards,
Maren
Björn Wergen,
24-03-2014 11:06
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi Maren,
did you compare with Mollisia discolor? Just an idea, it is described as having long spores which may have septations at maturity.
regards,
björn
did you compare with Mollisia discolor? Just an idea, it is described as having long spores which may have septations at maturity.
regards,
björn
Maren Kamke,
24-03-2014 21:02
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi Björn,
Mollisia discolor was also a candidate of mine, I dismissed it because the spores are too wide and the color should be pale ochre never gray. Regarding the description was this species found near the location of Pyrenomycetes, same as mine.
Regards, Maren
Mollisia discolor was also a candidate of mine, I dismissed it because the spores are too wide and the color should be pale ochre never gray. Regarding the description was this species found near the location of Pyrenomycetes, same as mine.
Regards, Maren
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-03-2014 22:29
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi Maren & Björn
I think that M. discolor has just this spore size (length and width), and also the LBs inside would fit quite well. But I wonder because I know M. discolor only with whitish disc and blackish exterior.
Zotto
I think that M. discolor has just this spore size (length and width), and also the LBs inside would fit quite well. But I wonder because I know M. discolor only with whitish disc and blackish exterior.
Zotto
Maren Kamke,
24-03-2014 22:44
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hi again,
thank you, I think M. discolor it is.
The description of M. discolor however in Andreas key says in no. 38a "Hymenium hellocker, nie grau oder bläulich"
http://www.mollisia.de/Word_Dokumente/Schluessel.doc
Regards, Maren
thank you, I think M. discolor it is.
The description of M. discolor however in Andreas key says in no. 38a "Hymenium hellocker, nie grau oder bläulich"
http://www.mollisia.de/Word_Dokumente/Schluessel.doc
Regards, Maren
Peter Püwert,
25-03-2014 20:27
Re : Unknown Mollisia
Hello in the round,
in a earlier version write Andreas "Hymenium hellocker, nie (?) grau oder schwärzlich".
I know M. discolor only too, how described by H.O.B. and on the fotos from the last weekend.
Greetings Peter.
in a earlier version write Andreas "Hymenium hellocker, nie (?) grau oder schwärzlich".
I know M. discolor only too, how described by H.O.B. and on the fotos from the last weekend.
Greetings Peter.
