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En luciernaga (Lampyridae)
Castillo Joseba, 21-06-2016 09:14
Castillo JosebaEn luciernaga


A ver si hay alguna sugerencia


Saludos
Joseba
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Walter Gams, 21-06-2016 09:23
Walter Gams
Re : En luciernaga (Lampyridae)
Apreciado Joseba,
Your last picture suggests that you have Isaria farinosa, which tends to make synnemata. Are the brown spines that you illustrate  part of the fungus? Then they may be a beginnng ascostroma of the Cordyceps teleomorph, which is quite rare.  Regards  Walter
Castillo Joseba, 21-06-2016 09:42
Castillo Joseba
Re : En luciernaga (Lampyridae)
Hola Walter... la ultima parte de tu contestación no la entiendo ... 
 "Then they may be a beginnng ascostroma of the Cordyceps teleomorph, which is quite rare."

Quiza me dices que hay un Cordyceps oculto bajo la Isaria farinosa?


Saludos
Joseba
Walter Gams, 21-06-2016 17:41
Walter Gams
Re : En luciernaga (Lampyridae)
Isaria farinosa is known to have a teleomorph, Cordyces memorabilis.Ceaati 1861, but it has been recorded in the last century only by Pacioni & Frizzi in 1978. Thus a fungus with 2 different morphs.  Best regards   Walter