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09-12-2018 23:06

Unknown schizothecium
Joop van der Lee

Found on cow dung. Fruitbody is covered with tufs

28-02-2014 22:14

¿Pseudombrophila?
Salvador Tello

Hola.Tengo este hongo que crece en tierra y no log

08-12-2018 15:13

Yellow on wood.
Per Marstad Per Marstad

This was growing on Fagus, 2-3 mm. The spores are

08-12-2018 20:07

Ascomycète imparfait (?) sur Evonymus europaeus
BERNARD CLESSE BERNARD CLESSE

Trouvé sur tronc pourri de fusain ce que je pense

06-12-2018 07:35

Trichopeziza ?
Ethan Crenson

Hello all, These were found by my friend recently

07-12-2018 14:42

Quel est ce taxon
Edmond POINTE Edmond POINTE

Bonjour,Ressemble à X.cinerea et scruposa sauf qu

07-12-2018 20:39

Lamprospora sp?
Georges Greiff

A second fungus found on bryophytes in chalk grass

07-12-2018 17:24

Literature Peziza
Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

Quelqu'un pourrait-il avoir une copie de ce docume

08-12-2018 10:14

Encoelia furfuracea (?) sur Alnus glutinosa
BERNARD CLESSE BERNARD CLESSE

Sur branchettes mortes d'aulne glutineux, encore s

08-12-2018 11:40

Podospora or Schizothecium?
Joop van der Lee

Found on cow dung. Fruitbody: 331.6x295.9 um (wit

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Cf. Cryptohymenium
Guillaume Eyssartier, 18-07-2018 18:33
Bonjour à tous,

je vous envoie cet étrange ascomycète récolté au sol en Nouvelle-Calédonie (je ne suis pas le récolteur). Il semble tout à fait original, bien qu'il partage quelques affinités, notamment microscopiques, avec Cryptohymenium pycnidiophorum.

La partie centrale, noire, est illustrée sur les photos 3 et 4 : on y observe des loges avec des phialides et des conidies, alors que la partie verte, lobée, contient asques et paraphyses.

Merci pour vos avis !

Guillaume.
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Hans-Otto Baral, 18-07-2018 20:49
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Cf. Cryptohymenium
Cher Guillome,

great collection! Indeed there are strong similarities to C. pycnidiophorum described from New Zealand. Do you have spore measurements?

I see in the Landcare database that the species was quite often collected in New Zealand, and also a single sequence exists, regrettably only ITS, which does not show a relationship to Dermateaceae, where the genus is currently placed, but a high distance to everything.

Do you also have a section of the hymenium? It is subapically under a covering layer? I wonder how asci with apical ring can shoot their spores unless the covering layer ruptures before.

Zotto
Joey JTan, 18-07-2018 21:45
Re : Cf. Cryptohymenium
Wow!
Guillaume Eyssartier, 20-07-2018 12:11
Re : Cf. Cryptohymenium
Dear Zotto,

thank you for your prompt answer.

I will try to observe a section through the hymenium quickly, and of course I won't forget to measure the spores. The ITS if this colletcion is closely related to Cryptohymenium, but significantly different (93 % of similarity). I asked also for the LSU.

To be continued...

Guillaume.
Hans-Otto Baral, 20-07-2018 15:20
Hans-Otto Baral
Re : Cf. Cryptohymenium
A you have a sequence. Indeed 7% is pretty much!