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ID request for what seems to be a true aquatic fun
Bonjour:Asques x8, croziers+, IKI + BB
Spores 9,50 - 11,80 / 3,00 - 3,90 Â Â Q= 2,60 - 3,65
Cordialement
Hi Leandro,
this looks much like M. uda for me. Did you test the KOH-reaction? This should be positive in M. uda.
Regards from Lothar
Paraphyses without reaction KOH 3 %
Best regards
Hello,
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so this should be Mollisia rivularis then, but the spore size doesn't fit and also M. rivularis should have a few oil drops inseide the spores.
I also came across collections, which in all respects looked like M. rivularis, but had the spores of M. pulviniformis (= M. uda ss. auct.).
because of these intemediate collections I hesitate to describe the Mollisia pulviniformis as new species, and want to wait on molecular data from more collections, especially from M. rivularis.
I have prepared a paper on the submers species of Mollisia, but it is not ready yet.
best regards,
Andreas