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Orbilia poitevinica?
Philipp Eschmann, 01-04-2022 23:30
Philipp EschmannGrüezi

I found this Orbilia on bark of Acer. Is O. poitevinica a good suggestion? Sorry i can't provide more spore photos...

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Hans-Otto Baral, 02-04-2022 08:46
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Re : Orbilia poitevinica?
Grüezi Philipp

wonderful preparation and docu!

No doubt it is! It would be a new substrate, how sure is Acer? Did you look at the wood anatomy (Fraxinus is ring-pored) or was the branch attached to a living tree?

I am curious about the collection site.

Philipp Eschmann, 02-04-2022 10:42
Philipp Eschmann
Re : Orbilia poitevinica?
Grüezi Zotto

Thank you :-)

You're right, I was wrong about the substrate. It's probably Fraxinus carried off by H. fraxineus. I will send you the location by mail.


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Hans-Otto Baral, 02-04-2022 12:31
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Re : Orbilia poitevinica?
Yes, it is Fraxinus :-)