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Orbilia delicatula
Blasco Rafael,
01-10-2015 19:17
Hola he recogido este fin de semana unas muestras en Abedul (Betula) con unos 4 cm de separacion entre ellas, en un principio pense que las dos muestras eran especies diferentes , pero el micro da que es la misma Orbilia delicatula.esporas curvadas en las dos.
Es normal esa diferencia de color en una especie??????????
Rafael
Peter Püwert,
01-10-2015 19:53
Re : Orbilia delicatula
Hi Rafael,
I know this also so.
Greetings Peter.
I know this also so.
Greetings Peter.
Blasco Rafael,
01-10-2015 20:17
Re : Orbilia delicatula
Gracias Pedro
Este detalle no lo habia visto
Un saludo
Rafael
Este detalle no lo habia visto
Un saludo
Rafael
Hans-Otto Baral,
01-10-2015 22:47
Re : Orbilia delicatula
We are presently waiting for sequences of yellow and white forms of this species.....
You are right, under the micro they are identical, except for the carotenoids. And they like to grow together.
Therefore we took the oldest name, Orbilia leucostigma, which originally meant only the white form.
Genetically this group is highly diverse, in spite of the constant microscopy. But the colour of the apothecia was often not noted in the sequenced samples which mainly come from New Zealand and USA.
Zotto
You are right, under the micro they are identical, except for the carotenoids. And they like to grow together.
Therefore we took the oldest name, Orbilia leucostigma, which originally meant only the white form.
Genetically this group is highly diverse, in spite of the constant microscopy. But the colour of the apothecia was often not noted in the sequenced samples which mainly come from New Zealand and USA.
Zotto