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Disco on Fagus cf.
Jakob Schneller,
06-01-2021 15:21
Dear colleguesgrowing on wood (Fagus cf.) Fruitbody white with short black basis, size less than 1 mm, without hairs, spores 10-12 um, simple, ascus 40-50 um.paraphyses normal,outer excipulum textura prismatica cf.
Thank you for help
Jakob
asci, spores, cells
Hans-Otto Baral,
06-01-2021 16:40
Re : Disco on Fagus cf.
Dear Jakob
I cannot recognize anything on your microphoto. Better you make a drawing.
The apothecia appear to change to brownish with age.
Zotto
Jakob Schneller,
08-01-2021 16:18
Re : Disco on Fagus cf.
Dear Zotto
Hear also hopefully a better information
Hear also hopefully a better information
fruitbody from below
Drawing
Hans-Otto Baral,
08-01-2021 17:16
Re : Disco on Fagus cf.
Hmm, this is very difficult to comment. The essentioal details are missing, such as paraphysis contents (living state), iodine reaction, ascus croziers, spore contents. Are the hairs smooth?
A calycina perhaps?
Jakob Schneller,
09-01-2021 18:36
Re : Disco on Fagus cf.
Dear Zotto
I have collected the in November 2020. Here my additional drawing
Jakob
I have collected the in November 2020. Here my additional drawing
Jakob
Hans-Otto Baral,
09-01-2021 21:04
Re : Disco on Fagus cf.
This fungus might be special, but I don't get an idea. Whether the hairs are smooth or perhaps rough I am not sure. The apical ring type would be helpful. Particularly the paraphysis contents: If you made the drawing now, the paraphyses are dead and the value of the contents is almost zero. Important is the vacuoles of the living paraphyses.
The stipe aith dark base is interesting in any case.
I am sorry.