07-08-2014 13:51
Andreas Gminder
Dear friends, yesterday we found a small inop
03-08-2014 18:36
Pablo Sandoval
Estimados,Ando en busqueda de literatura acerca de
06-08-2014 21:36
Marja PennanenHi,these are about 0,5 mm wide.The spores are abou
05-06-2014 00:05
Miguel Ángel Ribes
Good night I have a new small Mollisia, not in co
06-08-2014 17:21
François BartholomeeusenHello everyone,I found on a barkless branch of oak
06-08-2014 09:20
Miguel Ángel Ribes
Good morningI know August is a holiday month, but
05-08-2014 12:44
Rubén Martínez-Gil
Hola a todos. Subo unas fotos de una Helvella que
05-08-2014 12:26
Pierre-Arthur Moreau
Chers tous,L'un de vous aurait-il accès à la pub
04-08-2014 19:19
Alan Rockefeller
This came into the Cuajimoloyas fungus fair last w
Dear friends,
yesterday we found a small inoperculate discomycete on the inner side of bark of Fagus.
Macroscopically it looked like a small Pezizella or similar things. No visible hairs, no visible stipe. The colour is whitish to light creamish.
Microscopically it was surprising because of the verys thin and long spores, measuring approx. 50-55 x 2 µm, containing a few droplets. No septae are obvious, but most likely the spores have septae. The asci are not much longer, approx. 70 µm and the porus is strongly IKI blue
I have no opportunity at the moment to scan my scetches, as I'm on a field trip. But may be someone has an idea in which direction I can search. The very distinctive spores may be the clue to the species.
thank you and best regards,
Andreas
Gorgoniceps maybe? What does the excipulum look like?
Best wishes,
Gernot
Hello Gernot,
the excipulum was definitely a hyaline textura oblita, with no remarkable hair-like structures.
best regards,
Andreas
Hello Gernot,
yes, Gorgoniceps is surely the right genus.
I will have a look at the excipulum once more (when I have time), because as far as I remember it was hyaline or nearly so., and not brownish.
best regards and many thanks,
Andreas