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Ciliolarina tipo????
Blasco Rafael,
26-01-2016 12:18
Hola , esta muestra esta recogida sobre piñas de Cupressus, diametro 0,30--0,40 x altura 0,15--0,18.
Pelos acabados en punta, septados , lisos , 50--55 x 3--3,5
Ascas 36--48 x 6--7.
esporas 5--7 x 2--2,5
Un saludo
Rfaael
Stip Helleman,
27-01-2016 07:33
Re : Ciliolarina tipo????
Hola Raphael,
I think this finding is more like Hamatocanthoscypha laricionis with more straight hairs or a Hyaloscypha, you need to know croziers and IKI reaction.
regards,
Stip
I think this finding is more like Hamatocanthoscypha laricionis with more straight hairs or a Hyaloscypha, you need to know croziers and IKI reaction.
regards,
Stip
Blasco Rafael,
27-01-2016 08:34
Re : Ciliolarina tipo????
Hola Stip
Crozier + vistos solo en Ascas en formacion (inmaduras)
Melzer + poco vistoso
Parece que encaja bien con su propuesta
Rafael
Crozier + vistos solo en Ascas en formacion (inmaduras)
Melzer + poco vistoso
Parece que encaja bien con su propuesta
Rafael
Stip Helleman,
28-01-2016 08:06
Re : Ciliolarina tipo????
Hola Rafael,
it is normal that croziers are best visible at immature asci. Yes I think also H. laricionis is right.
Regards,
Stip
it is normal that croziers are best visible at immature asci. Yes I think also H. laricionis is right.
Regards,
Stip