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Calycina (white, sessile, aseptate) on Quercus
Viktorie Halasu,
12-05-2022 12:48

last year (22.IX.) I've found this small reddening discomycete on recently cut xeric Quercus robur branch, in cracks of bark (soc. Orbilia aprilis). Is seems to be close to an indet. Calycina from Fruska Gora (18.VII.2016 on Fagus), but perhaps it is some other (already named) species? Paraphyses had many small VBs in upper part, soon coalescing to one long VBs.
Viktorie
Stip Helleman,
12-05-2022 20:52

Re : Calycina (white, sessile, aseptate) on Quercus
Hi Viktorie,
not really a good idea about this but macroscopically it resembles Phaeohelotium trabinellum which could be a Calycina.
cheers,
Stip
Lothar Krieglsteiner,
13-05-2022 09:11

Re : Calycina (white, sessile, aseptate) on Quercus
trabinella(um) is now Leptodontidium and is no Calycina. The fungus here should be a Calycina. It is white and reddening as some Calycinas are, not trabinellum which is (light) colored from the beginning.
Hans-Otto Baral,
13-05-2022 20:32

Re : Calycina (white, sessile, aseptate) on Quercus
Yes, L. trabinellum has yellowish-brownish apothecia and spores with two medium large LBs.
I also think of a Calycina, or perhaps Calycellina. A similarity is with C. leucella, except for the excipulum.
Viktorie Halasu,
17-05-2022 01:31

Re : Calycina (white, sessile, aseptate) on Quercus
Hello,
thank you for your help. I'll file it under indet. Pezizellaceae, with all those white Calycina and "Cistella-like VB+" collections.
Viktorie
thank you for your help. I'll file it under indet. Pezizellaceae, with all those white Calycina and "Cistella-like VB+" collections.
Viktorie