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Malcolm Greaves
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09-10-2012 22:09
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10-10-2012 01:46
Malcolm Greaves
This time I am sure I have at last managed to give
07-10-2012 20:58
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05-10-2012 21:23
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05-10-2012 15:31
Björn Wergen
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Hyalo. de Somiedo
Michel Hairaud,
12-10-2012 11:15
Bonjour à tous, Hi to everyone Cette minuscule hélotiale a été récoltée dans le parc paradisiaque de Somiedo (Asturies) le week end dernier sur feuille de Quercus .
Il se caractérise par
- sa taille : 0,07 - 0,2 mm
- poils de grande taille teintés de jaune assez vif notamment par les goutelettes de mucus, à paroi épaisse, très finement verruqueux , de 60 à 110 µm x 4,5-6 , septés, naissant d'une cellule ronde , (Ectal de t. prismatica à T. globulosa) , se rétressissant vers le sommet.
Asques H+ 30 x 5, IKI négatif, 4 spores !
Paraphyses banales, cylindriques, x 2µm. Pas de cristaux.
Nous n'avons aucune certitude même sur le genre (Hyaloscypha ? )
Tout avis sera le bienvenu, I can translate these data in english if necessary.
Amitiés à tous Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
12-10-2012 11:28
Re : Hyalo. de Somiedo
Hi Michel
are you sure that the hairs are such big? apos up to 0.2 mm, hairs up to 110 µm?
Seems to be a Cistella, but with 4-spored asci I have nothing in mind. Did you measure the spores?
Zotto
are you sure that the hairs are such big? apos up to 0.2 mm, hairs up to 110 µm?
Seems to be a Cistella, but with 4-spored asci I have nothing in mind. Did you measure the spores?
Zotto
Michel Hairaud,
12-10-2012 11:38
Re : Hyalo. de Somiedo
Hi Zotto,
Thanks for your attention
Cistella was also considered but no item in litterature could match our find .
The hairs are indeed this size (as in Lachnaceae) , the last cell is generally 50 to 70 µm long
here is a general view ofthe fungus.
Michel
Thanks for your attention
Cistella was also considered but no item in litterature could match our find .
The hairs are indeed this size (as in Lachnaceae) , the last cell is generally 50 to 70 µm long
here is a general view ofthe fungus.
Michel
