21-06-2014 10:01
Bonjour, j'ai trouvé ce discomiceto sous la pompe
20-06-2014 12:21
Chris JohnsonGood morning,I believe this to be Pyrenopeziza cha
05-06-2014 20:54
Andrew N. Miller
Dear All, This paper with a key to species of He
20-06-2014 16:39
Nina FilippovaThere are many Mollisia's in my collection from th
20-06-2014 13:49
Nina FilippovaHello. This species was overmature, lacking any sp
19-06-2014 20:58
Bonsoir a tous mais mais en particuliere á Jacque
Coordinates: N60,891131° E68,688733°, 18.06.2014.
Apothecia smallish, sessile, translucent, grayigh when in water, site single or several nearby on both leaf sides, up to 200 mk in diameter.
Excipulum from prismatic to ellipsoid cells, hyaline, cells with thickened walls, near 12 x 6 mk at base, narrower at edge (4 mk), end cells at edge smooth, cylindrical; asci clavate, with badly recognized crozier, with euamyloid small ring, 33-46.5 x 5.4-6.6 mk; paraphyses filiform, rarely branched, about 1 mk broad; spores fusiform, 7.7 (5.6-8.7) x 1.7 (1.6-1.9) mk (n=11).
I assume something between Cistella, Hyaloscypha and Olla.
I was reminded a bit of my "Pezizella chapmanii" in my Olla folder, a fungus found on Picea bark.
Zotto
Apothecia sessile, whitish, translucent, up to 500 mk broad, hymenium surface minutely powdery (probably since incrustation of paraphyses).
Excipulum at base from textura globosa, at flanks and edge from prismatica to porrecta, cells with thickened walles; end cells ("hairs") at the edge cylindrical, obtuse, 10-20 mk long, 3-4 mk broad, without incrustations; asci clavate, with barely seen crozier, 53-68 x 8-11.5 mk; paraphyses cylindrical, with obtuse tip, with pale vacuoles, in upper part with minor incrustation or mucous sheath, near 2 mk broad; spores cylindrical, 12.3 (10.6-14.6) x 2.9 (2.7-3.2) mk (n=34).
The texture reminds me a bit for a Durella, but only the margin.
Zotto
YKY shows euamyloid reaction.












