28-11-2015 13:47
Gilbert MOYNEBonjour,Un ami m'a remis hier ce petit champignon
27-11-2015 12:25
Castillo Joseba
No se si se traba de una Mollisia ??SaludosJoseba
27-11-2015 15:04
Patrice TANCHAUDBonjour,récolte sur aiguilles de Cupressus au sol
21-11-2015 23:32
Elsa Sousaif possible to get at least a genera, without micr
26-11-2015 16:22
Stoykov Dimitar
Hallo, Dear Friends,This autumn I came up with an
hairy pyreno on moss
Andrew N. Miller,
28-04-2015 00:14
Not a Chaetosphaeria. Not a Hilberina. Any ideas?Thanks,
Andy
Alain GARDIENNET,
28-04-2015 06:58
Re : hairy pyreno on moss
Hi Andrew,
In the genus Leptomelia, black setose ascomata, there is one species with 5 septa brown ascospores and hyaline apical cells. But it seems to be different : L. scapaniae. But it's perpahps a way to follow.
See Racovitza.
Have you more microscopical elements ?
Alain
Andrew N. Miller,
28-04-2015 17:09
Re : hairy pyreno on moss
Dear Alain,
Thank you! Funny story: this specimen was sent to my colleague, Lee Crane, for annotation. It was labeled Leptomeliola sp. He found no asci, only a few ascospores, but did not recognize the ascospores as belonging to Leptomeliola. Thank you for the advice, I will check out this species and others in the genus.
Best,
Andy
Thank you! Funny story: this specimen was sent to my colleague, Lee Crane, for annotation. It was labeled Leptomeliola sp. He found no asci, only a few ascospores, but did not recognize the ascospores as belonging to Leptomeliola. Thank you for the advice, I will check out this species and others in the genus.
Best,
Andy