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Enrique Rubio Enrique Rubio

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Marcus Yeo

This minute discomycete was growing on dead leaves

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This pyrenomycete was growing on a fallen branch o

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Cistella lagenipilus?
Marcus Yeo, 13-07-2014 12:52

I recently found this Cistella growing on dead leaves of Cladium mariscus.


 


Apothecia are creamy-white, sessile, < ca 150 µm diam.


Excipulum is a textura angularis.


Asci are 19-25 x 5-6 µm; 8-spored; IKI+ blue; apparently arising from simple septa.


Spores are 6-7 x 1.5 µm; with small oil bodies ca 5% of cell volume (occasionally up to 10%).


Paraphyses are filiform, sometimes branched; 1 µm wide.


Hairs are hyaline, granular above; not septate; lageniform; 12-19 µm long; 3-4 µm wide at base, and 2 µm wide above.


I initially suspected it would be Cistella fugiens, but the hairs are mostly lageniform rather than clavate or cylindrical, so I wonder whether it could be C. lagenipilus.


I'd be grateful for any help.


Marcus

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Hans-Otto Baral, 13-07-2014 18:00
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Re : Cistella lagenipilus?
I think it is this species, C. lagenipilus.

Zotto