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cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
26-01-2009 19:32
(1) Apothecia: diam.: 1-2 mm. Hymenium: orange to orange-yellow
(2) Asci: 8-spored, diam: (16) 18-19 (22) μm
(3) Ascospores: uniseriate, (18,5) 21-24 (28) x 11-13,5 (16) μm, some with gelatinous seath
(4)(5) Paraphyses: septate, cylindrical with flatened tips, diam. 4,5-5,5 μm at tips 4,8-6 (7) μm,
(6) Marginal hairs: 140-300 x 15-17 μm, septate
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
27-01-2009 10:32
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
Can somebody help in his recognition?
Christian Lechat,
27-01-2009 12:19
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
could you please to send us a photo of ascospores in coton blue and one of hairs base?
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
27-01-2009 12:33
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
Unfortunately I do not have this possibility .
NC NC,
27-01-2009 21:42
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
I agree with Christian. It’s difficult to say without seeing the bases of the hairs and the perispore in coton blue.
I have examined recently material of C. pulcherrima from North-eastern Spain. The apothecia are typically columniform (not discoid) and smaller: the maximum diameter is 0.5 mm. The hairs does not overcome 220 microns, have 3-4 septums, and the bases are simple. The perispore is smooth in coton blue seen under x1000 oil immersion lens.
Carles Roqué
I have examined recently material of C. pulcherrima from North-eastern Spain. The apothecia are typically columniform (not discoid) and smaller: the maximum diameter is 0.5 mm. The hairs does not overcome 220 microns, have 3-4 septums, and the bases are simple. The perispore is smooth in coton blue seen under x1000 oil immersion lens.
Carles Roqué
Richard Korf,
27-01-2009 22:51
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
Have you consultef the monograph by Moravec: A World Monograph of the Genus Cheilymenia (Discomycetes, Pezizales, Pyronemataceae) Jiri Moravec IHW Verlag. Softcover | 2005? You will see why a cotton blue mount of spores is necessary, as well as information on whether the spore sheath loosens when heated. And also though you show 2 hairs, you failed to photograph the base of the hairs, a very important feature. A difficult genus, requiring much work on your part.
Dick Korf
Dick Korf
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
28-01-2009 20:11
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
Hello. The type studies him my friend and finally it accomplished it makes what you asked.
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
28-01-2009 20:18
6506.doc
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
30-01-2009 12:38
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
They helped the new elements?
Christian Lechat,
30-01-2009 18:05
Re:cheilymenia cf pulcherima ?
unfortunately, the photos of ascospores are not interpretable, I'm sorry.
All the best
Christian
All the best
Christian