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Stephen Martin Mifsud Stephen Martin Mifsud

Hi, I found numerous seeds of Washingtonia robusta

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I found this strange species in Québec,Canada, gr

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inoperculate club
Petersen Jens H., 08-07-2012 09:27
Petersen Jens H.I found this wierd Mitrula-like fungus in an Alnus swamp on the Danish island Læsø. It grew mostly on last years Alnus cones dropped in the swamp, in some instances also on Alnus twigs:

Frb. 12-28 mm high with a ± globose, sometimes hollow, 2-7 mm broad, pale brownish head; stipe 1-2 x 8-17 mm, concoloures abowe, darker below (dirt?).

Spores flattened ellipsoid or cylindrical, smooth, wall thin, without septae or in a single spore with one septum, hyalin, non-amyloid, 13-21 x 3-4 µm; asci cylindrical, wall unitunicate, with 8 spores, 90-170 x 20-21 µm, apical apparatus blue in Melzer; paraphyses cylindrical, 1,5-2,5 µm wide; septate, branched several times (almost fasciculate), cylindrical, nonconstricted at the septae, with blunt apices containing yellowish droplets; exipulum a textura intricata.
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Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 08-07-2012 10:17
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Re : inoperculate club
Hi Jens.
The microscopic features are compatible with Mitrula paludosa, but macroscopically it's very surprising!
Maybe this is the variety aurantiaca illustrated by Boudier under the plate 427bis.
Petersen Jens H., 08-07-2012 10:27
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Re : inoperculate club
Yes, it looks much the same. However, my fungus is consistantly and in all ages pale brown without orange except a slightly orange tinge at the rather dry speciman in the 2. picrure . . .
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René Dougoud, 08-07-2012 10:39
Re : inoperculate club
Cher Collègue,

Sans doute la possibilité d'une détermination parmi ces deux publications que je possède, mais dont  le nombre de pages est élevé et donc impossible pour moi de les scanner. il est possible qu'un collègue dispose d'un scan de ses publications ! ?

BENEDIX, E.H. (1962) Neues über Geoglossaceen: Coelotiella, Mitrula. Die Kulturpflanze Ber. Inst. KulturpflForsch. 10 (3): 387-410, 3 col. pl., 1 fig.
BERKERT , D. (1983) Beiträge zur botanischen Taxonomie und deren Grenzgebiet.- Gleditschia 10: 141-171.

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