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Dasyscyphus ?
Michel RIMBAUD, 21-03-2019 11:32
Bonjour,
Récolté il y a quelques jours sur bois pourri d'Abies.
Colonie de petits disco blancs hyalins, coniques 0,3 x 0,3 mm, non stipités, à marge poilue.
Asques 6,3-7,4 x 50-54µ à extrémité J+ au Melzer.
Spores lisses non septées +/- 3,2 x 9,9µ.
Présence d'éléments filiformes ramifiés, et d'autres éléments lancéolés 3,3 x 50µ dépassant largement les asques.
J'ai d'abord pensé à Dasyscyphus virgineus mais ... sur abies ? et puis trop petit.
Quelqu'un peut-il m'aider ?
Merci.



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Hans-Otto Baral, 21-03-2019 11:54
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Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Hair shape could recall a Hyaloscypha, but the hairs should be photographed with oil immersion.
Michel RIMBAUD, 22-03-2019 14:53
Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Hi Zotto, thanks for your advice.
I made some other micros :
- Textura prismatica (x 600 in red Congo),
- Hairs (x 1000 in oil immersion). The longest ones are 3,4 x 64 µ, without septa, and thin walled.
I hope it is suffisant for determination ...
Michel
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Hans-Otto Baral, 22-03-2019 16:06
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Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Could be Hyaloscypha aureliella. In water the hairs should have yellow or hyaline lumpy exudate around their narrower part, which dispapears in reagents.
Michel RIMBAUD, 22-03-2019 17:35
Re : Dasyscyphus ?
I tried micros in water and oil immersion.
I did'nt succed in obtening a good image, but we gess some hyaline granules on the central goup of 3 hairs (is it this?).
In this case young Hyaloscypha aureliella would be suitable ?
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Hans-Otto Baral, 22-03-2019 20:19
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Re : Dasyscyphus ?
I am sorry, it looks unfamiliar to me. For a better idea also spores in water under oil immersion would be helpful, and the ascus base for croziers.
Michel RIMBAUD, 23-03-2019 16:43
Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Hi Zotto,
Here under some new micros mounted in water and exmined in oil immersion :
Spores : 3x8 - 2,4x8 - 2,4x8,4 - 2,8x12 - 2,8x11 µ
Asques
Paraphysis.
Michel

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Hans-Otto Baral, 23-03-2019 18:02
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Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Woww! very good, the spores and their content would quite well fit H. aureliella, as do the very clear croziers, and the macro-appearance. So I only miss the resin.
Michel RIMBAUD, 24-03-2019 10:12
Re : Dasyscyphus ?
Super !
Thanks a lot for guiding me to the solution.
Michel