16-12-2009 22:49
Peter Welt
A friend of mine (Torsten Richter) looking for the
13-12-2009 12:19
Martin Bemmann
Hello, in my last posting I showed in the end som
12-12-2009 23:06
Alain BRISSARDBonsoir à tous Suis-je bien en présence de Lach
11-12-2009 21:38
Antonio Miguel Reyes Soto Antonio Miguel Reyes SotoConsulta. ¿pede ser Tarzetta cupularis? estaba so
11-12-2009 18:42
VASILEIOS KAOUNASHello everybody!!!! It was found in the earth
09-12-2009 18:36
Marja PennanenTiny white fruitbodies: about 0,2 to 0,3 mm wide.
08-12-2009 00:16
Gernot FriebesHi, here I have another discomycet on very wet
Xylaria sp.
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
19-12-2009 08:12
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
19-12-2009 08:12
Re:Xylaria sp.
Spores 11,7-12,9 x 4,5-5,2 ìm, Q= 2,5-2,6
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
19-12-2009 08:13
Re:Xylaria sp.
Spores .....
Jacques Fournier,
19-12-2009 09:05
Re:Xylaria sp.
Hi Vasileios,
the shape of stromata of X. hypoxylon is extremely variable, from fusiform as on your photo to flattened ramiified as often illustrated. I think your find is a typical X. hypoxylon with finely furrowed surface and prominent discoid ostioles. The occurrence of the anamorphic stromata in late autumn -winter is likewise typical for this species, as is the spore morphology.
Cheers,
Jacques.
the shape of stromata of X. hypoxylon is extremely variable, from fusiform as on your photo to flattened ramiified as often illustrated. I think your find is a typical X. hypoxylon with finely furrowed surface and prominent discoid ostioles. The occurrence of the anamorphic stromata in late autumn -winter is likewise typical for this species, as is the spore morphology.
Cheers,
Jacques.
VASILEIOS KAOUNAS,
19-12-2009 13:51
Re:Xylaria sp.
Thank you Jacques !!!!