24-11-2020 20:23
William Slosse
Hello all,could this be Cyathicula pallida?J+With
23-11-2020 17:16
Edvin Johannesen
This very small (ca. 1 mm when disck is open), bea
24-11-2020 16:16
Thomas Læssøesulphur, woolly covering a la Cercophora sulphurea
23-11-2020 15:11
Edvin Johannesen
Dear all, This one was sent to me as exciccate. O
23-11-2020 17:39
Charles Aron
Hi All, I found this yellow Discomycete on dung,
09-07-2017 10:27
William Slosse
I found following species in damp litterlayer in A
23-11-2020 19:21
Edvin Johannesen
Quick question: Is there a tiny, sessile, whitish
Cyathicula pallida?
William Slosse,
24-11-2020 20:23
Hello all,could this be Cyathicula pallida?
J+
With croiziers
many crystals in this outer surface
on dead stems of Helianthus sp.
Regards,
William
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-11-2020 20:26
Re : Cyathicula pallida?
no, it is C. coronata. C. pallida has only a few oil drops in each end and narrower spores.
William Slosse,
24-11-2020 20:44
Re : Cyathicula pallida?
Thank you, Zotto.
At first I also thought at coronata.
But I changed my meaning discovering all thouse crystals on the outer surface.
I thought this being typical for pallida.
Regards,
William
At first I also thought at coronata.
But I changed my meaning discovering all thouse crystals on the outer surface.
I thought this being typical for pallida.
Regards,
William
Hans-Otto Baral,
24-11-2020 20:59
Re : Cyathicula pallida?
No, these crystals are typical for most species of Cyathicula.