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Nivicolous Peziza
Gernot Friebes,
08-05-2016 17:22
two days ago I collected this Peziza which I assume is a nivicolous species since it grew right next to melting snow piles in about 1500 m alt (Picea and Salix were nearby). I think the ascospores are very characteristic: they are completely empty, very finely verrucose (often appearing smooth) and only about 14–15 µm long. None of the nivicolous species that I'm aware of have such small ascospores... Maybe someone else has an idea!
Thank you and best wishes,
Gernot
