03-03-2017 11:27
Alan Rockefeller
Found in Oakland, California on a well decayed Que
03-03-2017 11:58
Alan Rockefeller
What is this? Under Quercus agrifolia in Oakl
04-03-2017 20:08
William Slosse
Could this be H. leucomelaena?Found in sandy clay
09-03-2017 22:23
Viktorie Halasu
Hello forum, I'd like to ask, which of the two ge
07-03-2017 22:33
Lepista ZacariasHi everyone,These specimens were found in a public
04-03-2017 17:25
Ethan CrensonOn bare wood in Bronx, New York, US. There were
09-03-2017 15:51
Pablo Sandoval
Estimados,Me podrían dar un consejo o cual es su
06-03-2017 16:27
Pablo Sandoval
Estimados,Alguno de ustedes me podría facilitar l
09-03-2017 00:29
Malcolm Greaves
Can anyone confirm this as Pyrenopeziza plicata?Gr
08-03-2017 01:21
Lepista ZacariasHi again,This fungus was growing on the stem of an
Scutellinia
Castillo Joseba,
06-03-2017 22:23
En madera de AcaciaPelos muy cortos hasta 440µ
Pienso en Scutellinia kerguelensis
A ver que os parece
Joseba
Malcolm Greaves,
07-03-2017 01:09
Re : Scutellinia
Joseba
The spores are quite small for S kerguelensis but to be sure a picture of the spore ornamentation would be essential. If the ornamentation does not show up in LCB then spores are immature and leaving them for a while might give better results. The micro features are not a bad fit for S superba so a check for loosening perispore might also rule this species in or out.
Mal
The spores are quite small for S kerguelensis but to be sure a picture of the spore ornamentation would be essential. If the ornamentation does not show up in LCB then spores are immature and leaving them for a while might give better results. The micro features are not a bad fit for S superba so a check for loosening perispore might also rule this species in or out.
Mal
Castillo Joseba,
07-03-2017 14:45
Re : Scutellinia
Pongo una foto con esporas en lactofenos, no se si se ve la decoración o tyendras que madurar mas
Malcom... no entiendo que quiere decir "loosening perispore"
Saludos
Malcom... no entiendo que quiere decir "loosening perispore"
Saludos
Malcolm Greaves,
07-03-2017 21:53
Re : Scutellinia
Hi
The easy part of your question the "loosening perispore". There are a few Scutellinia species that have spores which when heated in LCB the outer surface comes away from the main body of the spore.
Although your third picture does show some ornamentation of small coalescing warts I cannot find a species that fits in all aspects. The nearest I can get is S subhirtella but I the ornamentation does not look right.
Sorry
Mal
The easy part of your question the "loosening perispore". There are a few Scutellinia species that have spores which when heated in LCB the outer surface comes away from the main body of the spore.
Although your third picture does show some ornamentation of small coalescing warts I cannot find a species that fits in all aspects. The nearest I can get is S subhirtella but I the ornamentation does not look right.
Sorry
Mal
Castillo Joseba,
08-03-2017 08:31
Re : Scutellinia
Gracias Malcom, creo que la voy a dejar unos dias a ver si madura un poco
Joseba
Joseba