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Cyathicula sur Fallopia japonica ?
Bernard CLESSE,
08-01-2016 23:22
Bonsoir à tous,Suite de mes récoltes sur renouée du Japon.
a) asques IKI+
b) paraphyses cylindriques très guttulées
c) spores fusiformes, parfois arquées, très guttulées : 12,5-18,5x2-3
Bernard
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-01-2016 09:32
Re : Cyathicula sur Fallopia japonica ?
Hi Bernard
great, this is Cyathicula paludosa (= Malotium paludosum). The spores are very typical.
I have seen samples with and others without croziers, so this would be valuable to know, did you look at the ascus base?
I assume it is from 2.1. from the same place as D. castaneus?
Zotto
great, this is Cyathicula paludosa (= Malotium paludosum). The spores are very typical.
I have seen samples with and others without croziers, so this would be valuable to know, did you look at the ascus base?
I assume it is from 2.1. from the same place as D. castaneus?
Zotto
Bernard CLESSE,
09-01-2016 11:47
Re : Cyathicula sur Fallopia japonica ?
Hi Zotto,Â
Great thanks for your answer !Â
Yes, this is the same place as for Dasyscyphus castaneus and there were plenty of other fungi (asco and basidiomycetes) on dead stems of Fallopia japonica !
I will check if there is or not croziers at the basis asci.
Bernard
Great thanks for your answer !Â
Yes, this is the same place as for Dasyscyphus castaneus and there were plenty of other fungi (asco and basidiomycetes) on dead stems of Fallopia japonica !
I will check if there is or not croziers at the basis asci.
Bernard