07-08-2016 12:39
Angel Pintos
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Filip Fuljer
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Miguel Ángel Ribes
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Elisabeth StöckliBonsoir, Sur branches décortiquées de Salix, en
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Marian Jagers
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Propolis
Jules WILMET,
28-08-2008 10:36
Quelqu'un pourrait-il m'aider ? Je cherche la définition du genre Propolis ainsi qu'une clé des espèces européennes. Merci d'avance.
J. Wilmet
Guy Garcia,
28-08-2008 14:39
Re:Propolis
Pour tous ce qui concerne les Helotiales, voir le DVD de Baral. A consommer sans modération !
Guy Garcia,
28-08-2008 14:56
Re:Propolis
et bien sur certaines Rhystismatales aussi ... ordre dans lequel est classé le genre Propolis (= Propolomyces), mais je ne me souviens plus si ce placement a été confirmé par les analyses moléculaires.
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-08-2008 23:38
Re:Propolis
Hi
To my knowledge, Propolis (with ellipsoid spores) is really rhytismatal. There was some confusion about naming the genus. Sherwood (1977) renamed it to Propolomyces and retained in Propolis species with long, filiform spores. Later the name Propolis was reintroduced for the ellipsoid-spored species (see paper by Minter in Mycotaxon 87: 43-52, 2003). I am actually unaware in what genus these filiform-spored species are filed today.
Zotto
Zotto
To my knowledge, Propolis (with ellipsoid spores) is really rhytismatal. There was some confusion about naming the genus. Sherwood (1977) renamed it to Propolomyces and retained in Propolis species with long, filiform spores. Later the name Propolis was reintroduced for the ellipsoid-spored species (see paper by Minter in Mycotaxon 87: 43-52, 2003). I am actually unaware in what genus these filiform-spored species are filed today.
Zotto
Zotto