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Nicolas VAN VOOREN
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Any idea ?
Man Myco,
24-11-2015 17:10
Hello everybody,I found this one on a bark of Pseudotsuga menziesii, ~700m a.s.l.
I didn't manage to identify it...
Many thanks for the help !
Bests,
Rémy
Gernot Friebes,
24-11-2015 17:13
Re : Any idea ?
Hi Rémy,
that looks like a Capronia.
Best wishes,
Gernot
that looks like a Capronia.
Best wishes,
Gernot
Man Myco,
24-11-2015 17:21
Re : Any idea ?
Hi Gernot,
Many thanks for your help !
I just found your key to Capronia on the web !
Cheers,
R.
Many thanks for your help !
I just found your key to Capronia on the web !
Cheers,
R.
Man Myco,
24-11-2015 17:44
Re : Any idea ?
Hi again,
Finally, when following the recent key to Capronia (Friebes, 2012), it sounds to be C. pleiospora (Mouton) Sacc.
Ascospores size ~17*6,25 µm & ecology (not on Juniperus sp.) lead to this "choice".
Many thanks for your help !
Rémy
Finally, when following the recent key to Capronia (Friebes, 2012), it sounds to be C. pleiospora (Mouton) Sacc.
Ascospores size ~17*6,25 µm & ecology (not on Juniperus sp.) lead to this "choice".
Many thanks for your help !
Rémy