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Blackish, gelatinous apothecia on Picea abies twig
Edvin Johannesen, 18-06-2020 23:47
Edvin JohannesenApothecia 1-2 mm, convex when moist, concave or wrikled when dry. Excipulum gelatinous, blackish brown, interior (humenium) whitish. Asci club-shaped, gradually tapering towards the base, IKI negative. Spores variable in shape, narrowly to broadly spindle-shaped, or sometimes more bulky, becoming 1-septate, most spores with a rather long appendix (spike) at one (or sometimes both) ends. 20-25 microns long, width highly variable.

Assiciated with green algae in places. Possibly lichenised?


Suggestions appreciated. Thanks!

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Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová), 19-06-2020 07:10
Zuzana Sochorová (Egertová)
Re : Blackish, gelatinous apothecia on Picea abies twig
Hello Edvin,
compare with Tryblidiopsis. P. pinastri occurs on Picae twigs, despite its name.
Best regards, Zuzana
Edvin Johannesen, 19-06-2020 12:01
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Re : Blackish, gelatinous apothecia on Picea abies twig
That is spot on. I wonder how i failed to spot it myself, since it is a rather common species in Norway.

Thanks, Zuzana.