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Orbilia sarraziniana o luteorubella
Garcia Susana,
31-10-2014 14:16
With this I do not know correctly interpret what I see.
I think it's Orbilia sarraziniana, but I would like to know your opinion.
Thanks
Susana
Hans-Otto Baral,
31-10-2014 16:56
Re : Orbilia sarraziniana o luteorubella
Yes, although the colour is not typical, the micros leave no doubt. Sporen orientation is o.k., and the obclavate spore shape with widest part often a bit more near the obtuse end.
I would be glad to include the collection data in my distribution map. Do you have coordinates?
What is the substrate? bark?
Zotto
I would be glad to include the collection data in my distribution map. Do you have coordinates?
What is the substrate? bark?
Zotto
Garcia Susana,
31-10-2014 20:23
Re : Orbilia sarraziniana o luteorubella
Hello Zotto:
I sent the coordinates.
Apothecia were growing on bark of a hardwood, but I can not identify.
I send you photos of the substrate. I hope that you can identify it.
a greeting. thanks.
Susana
Hans-Otto Baral,
31-10-2014 20:48
Re : Orbilia sarraziniana o luteorubella
Oh, it is Sarasibar, I know that place from other Orbilias :-)
I am quite sure this is Ulmus. Fraxinus I exclude because groups of small pores between the rings of large pores occur. Also the bark strongly reminds me of Ulmus.
Can you tell me the date and finder? Was it a rivulet lined with elm? Thanks.
Zotto
I am quite sure this is Ulmus. Fraxinus I exclude because groups of small pores between the rings of large pores occur. Also the bark strongly reminds me of Ulmus.
Can you tell me the date and finder? Was it a rivulet lined with elm? Thanks.
Zotto
Garcia Susana,
31-10-2014 21:01
Re : Orbilia sarraziniana o luteorubella
Date: 25/10/2014
Finder: Susana Garcia
Yes, it Was a rivulet lined with elm. The same place as mollisia humidicola.
Susana
Finder: Susana Garcia
Yes, it Was a rivulet lined with elm. The same place as mollisia humidicola.
Susana