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White hairy on Populus tremula leaf
Marja Pennanen,
29-09-2014 19:38
size of these is up to 1 mm.
The spores are about 10-15x2-3.
Asci are about 46-60x6-7 and faintly IKI blue.
The paraphyses are up to 5 mm wide, lanceolate and septate and exceed asci a bit or not at all.
The hairs are septate, up to 5 mm at the base, up to 100 long and carry some matter.
I did not check KOH reaction, because I have not met such a stipate species, where it would have been necessary.
Once again I miss the genus to look for species: Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-09-2014 19:55
Re : White hairy on Populus tremula leaf
Hi Marja
did you consider Lachnum virgineum? There was a species erected fr leaves but I never believed that it is separate (L. charretii).
No, spores are too large. Perhaps DASYSYPHELLA CLAVICULATA.
Zotto
did you consider Lachnum virgineum? There was a species erected fr leaves but I never believed that it is separate (L. charretii).
No, spores are too large. Perhaps DASYSYPHELLA CLAVICULATA.
Zotto
Marja Pennanen,
29-09-2014 20:16
Re : White hairy on Populus tremula leaf
Dear Zotto,
thank you!
I was lucky to find revision of the genus Dasyscyphella by Raitviir.
I know he studied dried specimen, so the bigger size of spores and asci of my finding can be accepted.
Dasyscyphella claviculata is a good option for determination.
Marja
thank you!
I was lucky to find revision of the genus Dasyscyphella by Raitviir.
I know he studied dried specimen, so the bigger size of spores and asci of my finding can be accepted.
Dasyscyphella claviculata is a good option for determination.
Marja
Hans-Otto Baral,
29-09-2014 22:42
Re : White hairy on Populus tremula leaf
If you find hexagonal crystals among the hairs then it wouldbe for sure.

