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Jaune sur terre
Michel RIMBAUD,
29-07-2013 19:17
Récolte sur terre d'ornière dans bois de feuillus (Fagus + Quercus).
Apothécies jaune vif diam. 1,5-2mm , coniques à large base, souvent connées à la base par 2 à 5 ou 6.
Pas de subiculum.
Surface extérieure non poilue, si ce n'est quelques éléments non septés 5x30µ en forme de virgule.
Asques J- obliquement unisériées, 8,5x80µ.
Paraphyses cylindriques diam. 2,6-2,8µ.
Spores étroitement elliptiques 3,5-4,2x15-17µ, avec 1 septum.
Textura globularis.
J'ai cherché du côté de Inermisia, Byssonectria, Kothlabea, sans succès.
Merci de votre aide.
Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-07-2013 21:48
Re : Jaune sur terre
Could be hymenoscyphus epigaeus but I need to see micros in the living state to be more sure.
Zotto
Zotto
Michel RIMBAUD,
29-07-2013 22:10
Re : Jaune sur terre
Thanks Zotto,
Macro aspect fits very well with this image : http://www.bio-forum.pl/messages/33/408839.html
How can I can see if my collection is in a living state or not ? I don't know.
Michel
Macro aspect fits very well with this image : http://www.bio-forum.pl/messages/33/408839.html
How can I can see if my collection is in a living state or not ? I don't know.
Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-07-2013 22:19
Re : Jaune sur terre
here you can see the living state
https://www.cubby.com/pl/epigaeus/_47e0363d9d6147229fe0ae524f09e790
Your photos are in ?Congo Red and ?Lugol. Take water :-)
https://www.cubby.com/pl/epigaeus/_47e0363d9d6147229fe0ae524f09e790
Your photos are in ?Congo Red and ?Lugol. Take water :-)
Michel RIMBAUD,
30-07-2013 10:03
Re : Jaune sur terre
Hi Zotto,
My previous photos were under R.Congo (little hairs), ans Mlz (hymenium).
I looked at the link you sent : the spores are not septated, mine seem to be septated.
Herunder some new examinations under R.Congo this morning :
Spores 3,8-4,8x16-19µ. Not septated OK.
Ascis 10,2x115µ with simple rounded root.
Can we conclude with H.epigeus now ?
Friendly.
Michel
My previous photos were under R.Congo (little hairs), ans Mlz (hymenium).
I looked at the link you sent : the spores are not septated, mine seem to be septated.
Herunder some new examinations under R.Congo this morning :
Spores 3,8-4,8x16-19µ. Not septated OK.
Ascis 10,2x115µ with simple rounded root.
Can we conclude with H.epigeus now ?
Friendly.
Michel
Hans-Otto Baral,
30-07-2013 11:54
Re : Jaune sur terre
The septa in MLZ might be "pseudosepta" caused by confluence of lipid. Now I see living spores with big oil drops whcih excludes epigaeus. Looks rather lile H. /Phaeohelotium monticola which may grow on buried wood fragments. Spore size also bette fits that species.
Michel RIMBAUD,
30-07-2013 21:29
Re : Jaune sur terre
Yes I agree with you, the spores size fits better.
First I didn't believe in P.monticola because it has been collected on soil.
Probably some burried wood debris.
Thanks for all.
Michel
First I didn't believe in P.monticola because it has been collected on soil.
Probably some burried wood debris.
Thanks for all.
Michel