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WHAT IS THIS?
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS, 05-08-2008 07:54
Found by giorgos konstantinidis 1-8-2008, [Ziakas] Grevena- Greece, in watercourse of torrent, on a rock with stony-sandy constitution that was shaped by the materials that lowers the torrent.
Carps until 5 mm.
Hair of perimeter until 1,3 mm, brown, width roughly 11 ìm, with diaphragms and thick walls
Pellicle white
Sac: 8 spores, width 13-16,5 (20) ìm
Spores: (18) 22-24 x (10,5) 11,5-13,5 ìm, elliptic, spoil, [yalodi], with 1, 2, 3 or more drops. [Parafyseis]: cylindric with bulge utmost width 3,5-4,5 (5,5) ìm

my apology for English
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Gilbert MOYNE, 05-08-2008 08:40
Re:WHAT IS THIS?
C'est petit.
Trichophaea sans doute, gregaria peut-être
Gilbert