11-07-2016 22:10
Per VetlesenHeiIt was found on the bark of a dead Juniperus co
11-07-2016 11:24
Steve ClementsBonjour,On a trouvé cette petite disco gélatineu
08-07-2016 23:14
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de una infección d
08-07-2016 17:43
Viktorie Halasu
Hello again,I trying to find a name for this Peziz
Sarcoscypha macaronesica not Macaronesian?
Miguel Ángel Ribes,
03-07-2016 20:56
Good nightThis Sarcoscypha, 1-1,5 cm diam., was found in Spain, Andalucía, Córdoba, 421 m, 24-I-2016, in small twigs, probably Viburnun tinus, in a forest with Pinus pinea, Quercus suber, Corylus avellana and Castanea sativa.
Spore size and shape fits me more with S. macaronesica than S. coccinea. Is it possible?
Spore measurement in water, 1000x and live:
(21,4) 24 - 30,8 (33) x (9,4) 10 - 12 (13,6) µm
Q = (2) 2,2 - 2,9 (3,3) ; N = 102
Me = 27 x 10,9 µm ; Qe = 2,5
Thanks a lot.
Miguel Á. Ribes
Hans-Otto Baral,
03-07-2016 21:15
Re : Sarcoscypha macaronesica not Macaronesian?
Ah, this is very good! Your question was repeatedly raised, and I cannot answer it. S. macaronesica was now and then believed to occur around the mediterranean see, but evidence was never brought by molecular data. I fear the morphological differences to S. coccinea are too unsharp to clarify this question with the LM.
Your spores are a bit too wide for S. macaronesica according to my key. Apo size would be good indeed. Sequences exist for all these species, so it should work with the molecular method (ITS would be fully sufficient).
Zotto
Your spores are a bit too wide for S. macaronesica according to my key. Apo size would be good indeed. Sequences exist for all these species, so it should work with the molecular method (ITS would be fully sufficient).
Zotto
Miguel Ángel Ribes,
03-07-2016 23:08
Re : Sarcoscypha macaronesica not Macaronesian?
Thanks a lot Zotto
I will ask the collector to make molecular analysis.
The best.
I will ask the collector to make molecular analysis.
The best.