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Dear Ascolovers, especially interested in Pezizale
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Peziza or something else
Thorben Hülsewig,
19-07-2018 00:11
yesterday i found on ground this ascomycet that i can't determine.
Any idea what it could be ?
best regards,
Thorben
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
20-07-2018 18:40
Re : Peziza or something else
This is a Peziza.
It reminds me P. boudieri as figured by Boudier in his Icones, pl. 273 (under Aleuria granulosa var. boudieri) but the ascospores of your collection are too short. Peziza buxea may be more in agreement following the spore size.
The content of the paraphyse is remarkable.
It reminds me P. boudieri as figured by Boudier in his Icones, pl. 273 (under Aleuria granulosa var. boudieri) but the ascospores of your collection are too short. Peziza buxea may be more in agreement following the spore size.
The content of the paraphyse is remarkable.
Gernot Friebes,
20-07-2018 22:44
Re : Peziza or something else
Hi,
this reminds me a bit of a collection from earlier this year with similar microscopic characteristics: http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/53658
I still don't have a name for it...
Best wishes,
Gernot
this reminds me a bit of a collection from earlier this year with similar microscopic characteristics: http://www.ascofrance.com/search_forum/53658
I still don't have a name for it...
Best wishes,
Gernot
Thorben Hülsewig,
21-07-2018 12:06
Re : Peziza or something else
Hi there,
i attached a picture where i think that show us a spore with 3 nucleus.
@Nicolas:
Thanks for your help :)
Am i right that Peziza buxea have a stem ?
Because my finding haven't a stem.
I think Gernots finding is the same finding as my.
@Gernot:
Interessant, denn dein Fund scheint der gleiche Fund wie meiner zu sein, sowohl Makroskopisch als auch Mikroskopisch.
Wenn ich mich nicht täusche, dann haben deine Sporen auch 3 Zellkerne.
Ich habe von meinem Fund (3 Frk.) einen Beleg gemacht, vielleicht können wir unsere Funde irgendwann genauer Untersuchen lassen.
best regards,
Thorben
i attached a picture where i think that show us a spore with 3 nucleus.
@Nicolas:
Thanks for your help :)
Am i right that Peziza buxea have a stem ?
Because my finding haven't a stem.
I think Gernots finding is the same finding as my.
@Gernot:
Interessant, denn dein Fund scheint der gleiche Fund wie meiner zu sein, sowohl Makroskopisch als auch Mikroskopisch.
Wenn ich mich nicht täusche, dann haben deine Sporen auch 3 Zellkerne.
Ich habe von meinem Fund (3 Frk.) einen Beleg gemacht, vielleicht können wir unsere Funde irgendwann genauer Untersuchen lassen.
best regards,
Thorben
Viktorie Halasu,
21-07-2018 13:44
Re : Peziza or something else
Hello Thorben,
how do the spores look in IKI or Baralsche Lösung? In your first post, last photo, only one nucleus is visible, IMO. I wonder if the polar "guttules" are really nuclei, or rather some glycogen-ish inclusions ( = dextrinoid in strong iodine solution).
Viktorie
how do the spores look in IKI or Baralsche Lösung? In your first post, last photo, only one nucleus is visible, IMO. I wonder if the polar "guttules" are really nuclei, or rather some glycogen-ish inclusions ( = dextrinoid in strong iodine solution).
Viktorie
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
21-07-2018 15:49
Re : Peziza or something else
To my knowledge, Peziza specis have only one nucleus in spores. The two polar bodies are something else.









