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Scutellinia species on burnt ground

Ralph Vandiest, 01-05-2014 21:22

Hello,

I found these scutellinia on burnt ground in a wetland. Size frb up to 8mm. Asci 220/290x20/23µm. Paraphyses with swollen tip up to 12µm. Spores subglose (outside asci)16/20x13/16µm. Spores in asci with wall 2µm (or is this one very large ,then maybe S umbrorum?). Septated haires, size +- 375x17µm, wall 4µm.

Any suggestions? S minor?

Regards,

Ralph

Beñat Jeannerot, 02-05-2014 04:42

Re : Scutellinia species on burnt ground

Adio Ralph,

Difficult to say anything here.
It's important to have a global vision of hairs, of bases, measurements and sporal ornementation on ejected spores (or surely mature in asci, not the case here)...

Beñat

Ralph Vandiest, 02-05-2014 11:49

Re : Scutellinia species on burnt ground

Hello,

I added some more pics that show a global vision of the hairs. Spore ornamentation is very difficult to see ...
Hairs max 500µmx20µm, with septa and wall up to 4µm.

Regards,

Ralph