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Sporormiella pilosa?
Sven Heinz, 11-03-2018 16:57
Sven HeinzHello together,

is this Sporormiella pilosa? I am not sure because i have seen no hairs on the fruit body! The fungi grows on horse dung.
Asci: 250-280 x 25 µ
Spores: 56 x 13 - 14 µ

Greetings Sven
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Norbert Heine, 11-03-2018 22:29
Norbert Heine
Re : Sporormiella pilosa?
Hello Sven,

this should be Sporormiella pilosa.
Spores are typical for this species, although a little bit small.
I know them with 55-62 x 13-15 µm.
I found it two times without or nearly without hairs.
Horse dung is according to my opinion the main substrate.

Norbert
Sven Heinz, 12-03-2018 16:43
Sven Heinz
Re : Sporormiella pilosa?
Hello Norbert,

thanks for help!

Greetings Sven