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Sowerbyella (var. kewensis?)
Viktorie Halasu,
05-12-2023 22:27
Hello, I was given a Sowerbyella which, after examination, could be S. radiculata var. kewensis, but there are two problems:
* all collections I've read about were from broadleaved forests only, this is from a city, under Abies, Larix, Pseudotsuga, ?Picea, only much further away Betula and some other broadleaved tree, and
* not fully mature spores are losing perispore after slight heating in LACB, which wasn't (AFAIK) reported for Sowerbyellla yet.
What do you think? If I have it sequenced, does anyone have a reference collection to compare it to?
Thank you.
Viktorie
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Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
08-12-2023 08:06
Re : Sowerbyella (var. kewensis?)
Hello Viktorie.
To my knowlegde, none of the types of S. radiculata species complex has been sequenced...
A new species of Sowerbyella will be soon published but it is microscopically very différent from your your collection.
To my knowlegde, none of the types of S. radiculata species complex has been sequenced...
A new species of Sowerbyella will be soon published but it is microscopically very différent from your your collection.