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Thomas Læssøehttps://svampe.databasen.org/observations/10505643
Arnium sudermanniae?
Joop van der Lee,
18-12-2014 17:41
Found on horse dung.No septated brown hairs found.
Asci: 8-spored; not measured.
Spores: 46.5-51x22.5-24 umk; upper cauda funneled 61-79x9.5-10.5 um; lower cauda solid 63-82x10-11.5 um
Norbert Heine,
19-12-2014 22:23
Re : Arnium sudermanniae?
Hello Joop,
I'm not sure with Arnium sudermanniae.
It's necessary to study the ascus tips and the number of germ pores too!
Are the asci with or without an apical ring? Are there one or two germ pores?
If they have an apical ring, there seems to be no doubt about A. sudermanniae.
Otherwise it also could be A. hirtum without visible hairs.
I'm also not satisfied with the substrate.
All my gatherings of A. sudermanniae I did on dung of cervids (7 roe deer, 3 deer).
I've never seen it on horse dung!
Best regards
Norbert
I'm not sure with Arnium sudermanniae.
It's necessary to study the ascus tips and the number of germ pores too!
Are the asci with or without an apical ring? Are there one or two germ pores?
If they have an apical ring, there seems to be no doubt about A. sudermanniae.
Otherwise it also could be A. hirtum without visible hairs.
I'm also not satisfied with the substrate.
All my gatherings of A. sudermanniae I did on dung of cervids (7 roe deer, 3 deer).
I've never seen it on horse dung!
Best regards
Norbert
Joop van der Lee,
20-12-2014 09:21
Re : Arnium sudermanniae?
Thanks Norbert, I will look if I can find another species and make a more thorough investigation.
Merry Christmas,
Joop