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Villalonga PacoOn basic soil in humid bank, Teruel, Spain, around
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Béatrice Senn-Irletalll issues of Mycologia Helvetica (1983-2000) are
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Kees van Oorde
Very small fruiting bodies on affected leaves. Fou
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Danny Newman
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Rajamaki MarttiHi!I watched today Geoglossum species in Botanical
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Danny Newman
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Sepultariella?
Ismael Wind,
05-09-2023 16:32
Suggestion elsewhere is sepultariella. That seems ok but which one semi immersa?
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
05-09-2023 16:40
Re : Sepultariella?
Yes, it looks like Sepultariella semi-immersa
Marek Capoun,
05-09-2023 16:47
Re : Sepultariella?
It seems to me like S. patavina.
S. semi-immersa has smaller fruitbodies and smaller spores.
Greetings,
Marek
S. semi-immersa has smaller fruitbodies and smaller spores.
Greetings,
Marek
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
05-09-2023 16:52
Re : Sepultariella?
Oh, yes, I didn't pay attention to the size of apothecia.
Ismael Wind,
05-09-2023 17:42
Re : Sepultariella?
Thank you both. What is the difference in sporesize? The fruitbodies are quite small though what is the difference there?
Marek Capoun,
05-09-2023 19:24
Re : Sepultariella?