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Enrique Rubio
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Enrique Rubio
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Beñat Jeannerot
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Hans-Otto Baral
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Discomycete on wood of deciduous tree
Jakob Schneller,
14-01-2014 17:03
Can sombody help me.Â
Spores with many septa, about 43- 48Â mikrons length.
Found near Chur (Switzerland, Grisons)Â
DirkW,
14-01-2014 17:18
Re : Discomycete on wood of deciduous tree
hi jakob, could be durella connivens. very common in the moment on decorticated hard-wood ...
i saw it yesterday on fagus.
best
dirk
i saw it yesterday on fagus.
best
dirk
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-01-2014 17:32
Re : Discomycete on wood of deciduous tree
Dear Jacob
I had the same idea as Dirk, but was not certain with it. Could you please supply as a bit more data: spore width, number of septa (better visible when mounting in Lugol or especially Melzer), iodine reaction of asci. Very valuable would be a photo on the exterior of the excipulum: hyphoid brown elements or isodiametric?
D. comnivens often occurs in groups.
How large the apothecia?
cordially
Zotto
I had the same idea as Dirk, but was not certain with it. Could you please supply as a bit more data: spore width, number of septa (better visible when mounting in Lugol or especially Melzer), iodine reaction of asci. Very valuable would be a photo on the exterior of the excipulum: hyphoid brown elements or isodiametric?
D. comnivens often occurs in groups.
How large the apothecia?
cordially
Zotto