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Manak Roman,
30-11-2019 20:24
Dear all,
I need help with this Peziza.
I found it in a sparse grassland on sandy soil. The fruiting bodies with short stem had a diameter around 5 cm, the color was ocher with a light olive shade on hymenium and in places slightly pink on the outside.
Spores with (1)2 guttules in water: M = 12,0-15,5 × 6,6-8,7 µm, Q = 1,5-2,1. Ornamentation warted/irregularly reticulate.
Asci: 160-215 × 10-13,5 µm.
Paraphyses had twisted apices and diameter 3,4-5,2 µm
Thanks a lot for any suggestions
Roman
Till Lohmeyer,
30-11-2019 20:28
Re : Peziza on sandy soil
Hi, Manak -
do the asci blue in Melzer's Solution? If not, check with Sowerbyella.
Regards, Till
do the asci blue in Melzer's Solution? If not, check with Sowerbyella.
Regards, Till
Manak Roman,
30-11-2019 20:33
Re : Peziza on sandy soil
Hi Till,
thank you. I forgot to check asci tips in Melzer. I'll fix the mistake tomorrow.
Roman
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
01-12-2019 09:23
Re : Peziza on sandy soil
I agree, this is a Sowerbyella.
Manak Roman,
02-12-2019 16:40
Re : Peziza on sandy soil
Thank you for your feedback.
I checked the reaction of asci in Melzer´s and they don´t blue. It is Sowerbyella as you suggested. It is probable S. radiculata according to key of Yao and Spooner and also Moravec´s key.
Roman