13-02-2008 17:46
Jacques BeckCeccaldi1- commet expliquer que les spores du genre Peziza
10-02-2008 22:15
Alain GARDIENNET
Bonsoir, Après Lasiosphaeria stuppea trouvée s
09-02-2008 16:11
Alain GARDIENNET
Bonjour, Je vous dérange encore avec un asco su
09-02-2008 07:54
Alain GARDIENNET
Bonjour, J'ai remis la main sur une Gibberella.
08-02-2008 11:10
Michel RIMBAUDHauteur 0,5mm. Entouré de poils noirs 3,4x200µ Ã
Fossil spores of ascomycetes
Randi Danielsen,
11-11-2014 12:01
Thank you for the attention
Randi Danielsen
Laboratory of archaeosciences, Lisbon, Portugal
Same as spore on fig. 3
Shane John,
11-11-2014 22:23
Re : Fossil spores of ascomycetes
Have you consulted Jansonius and Elsik?
Lepista Zacarias,
12-11-2014 01:10
Re : Fossil spores of ascomycetes
No defenitive answer, only some ideas:
1st spore: remind me that of Sphinctrina, not S. turbinata that I'm used to observe, but I think ti be similar to that of S. leucopoda, images of which you can see here at AscoFrance;
2nd spore: seems similar to that of Calicium or Cyphelium spp.
Hope this helps,
zaca
1st spore: remind me that of Sphinctrina, not S. turbinata that I'm used to observe, but I think ti be similar to that of S. leucopoda, images of which you can see here at AscoFrance;
2nd spore: seems similar to that of Calicium or Cyphelium spp.
Hope this helps,
zaca
Randi Danielsen,
12-11-2014 11:59
Re : Fossil spores of ascomycetes
Thank you. Do you know if these lichen ascomycetes indicate special conditions, like for instance dung, litter, cereals?
Lepista Zacarias,
13-11-2014 12:27
Re : Fossil spores of ascomycetes
Sorry, but that I don't know.