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Can anyone help me with this species?
Substrate: On dead, hanging Picea abies twig
Macro: Apothecia sessile, completely covered with a nearly black cuticle when young, tearing up and exposing the greyish disc. Discs mostly 2-3 mm in diam.
Micro: Asci club-shaped, 155-175 x 20-25 µm. Paraphyses cylindric, filiform, about 2 µm diam. Spores extremely thick-walled (or with a persistent slime sheath?), usually 34-45 x 10-12.5 µm. Outer shape broadly fusiform. Excipulum (cuticular layer) consisting of very strongly dark-brown pigmented, angular or rounded cells.
Thank you for any comments
Stefan
Triblidiopsis pinastri (also Tryblidiopsis)
(despite the name only on Picea).
Zotto
Vielen Dank für die ultraschnelle Identifikation. Und ich habe vorher so lange rumgesucht :)
Stefan