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Josep Torres Josep Torres

Hello.An anamorph located on the surface of a thin

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Pseudoaleuria?
Mirek Gryc, 29-06-2020 09:57

Hi.
Only one small sporocarps (max. 4 mm in diameter) growing on moist soil in the middle of a forest road.
On the margins of the sporocarp, there is no hair at all. Only in some places can you observe flocs built of hyphae of unspecified form.
Smooth spores, surrounded by a sort of sheath (Tricharina type).
Paraphyses without content, septic, tops sometimes slightly widened and slightly curved.
No reaction to Lugol and KOH.

Any ideas?
Best regards.
Mirek

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Viktorie Halasu, 29-06-2020 10:40
Viktorie Halasu
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
Hello Mirek,

this forked ascus base is typical for Pulvinula, Boubovia and Geopyxis (and a few other species). I think Boubovia nicholsonii might be rather close, but I have no experience with this genus. 

Viktorie
Uwe Lindemann, 29-06-2020 10:58
Uwe Lindemann
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
Both Pulvinula and Boubovia have carotenoids in the paraphyses (as well as Pseudaleura).

I agree with Viktorie. Regarding the ascus base, Geopyxis could be an option.

Best, Uwe
Mirek Gryc, 29-06-2020 11:32
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
I completely forgot about this kind, maybe because I haven't met them in recent years because of the lack of rain.
Thank you both. I will review the literature later, but I don't count on success :(
One small fruiting body and not very well matured, so it's a waste of time. I will visit this place again soon. The weather situation this year is more friendly for mushrooms, although in my area, it wasn't raining until last week.
Thanks again and best regards.
Mirek
Lothar Krieglsteiner, 30-06-2020 05:45
Lothar Krieglsteiner
smell?
Hello Mirek,
if it is something in the Geopyxis foetida-complex, there should be a noticeable smell. Did you try?Best, Lothar
Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 30-06-2020 17:31
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
This smell is an inconstant character, sometimes present, sometimes not.
Lothar Krieglsteiner, 01-07-2020 22:01
Lothar Krieglsteiner
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
Maybe, but if it is present, it is very characteristic. I do not know any other fungus that smells like G. foetida/alpina/majalis-complex.
Marcel Vega, 01-07-2020 23:31
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
Hi Nico & Lothar,
I agree with both of you:
The 'unpleasant smell-feature' can help with the determination of the genus.
When absent this feature is not worth a farthing.
Cheers,
Marcel
Mirek Gryc, 02-07-2020 06:59
Re : Pseudoaleuria?
Hello all
As I mentioned earlier, there was one small fruiting body (about 4 mm) available. I did not pay attention to the smell, but I suspect that if it was intense, then probably when taking the preparation I would have to feel it? Unfortunately, I didn't feel anything characteristic.
Thank you
Mirek