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lachnum
NC NC,
17-03-2008 19:07
Une petite question sur un " dasy"blanc pur sur cône de Larix (sur le terrain, donné pour Lachnum virgineum )
Spores elliptiques 8,5-10 X 1,5-2 µm cont.lipid. 0
Asques à crochet IKIbb 40-52 X 5 µm
Paraphyses non refringentes (1 cloison) en lancette 3-5 µm dépassant les asques +5 à +12 µm
Poils 70-80 X 4-4,5 µm µm granuleux jusqu'à l'apex 3 cloisons mais pas de cristaux. Vu la description et la saison je penche fortement vers Lachnum impudicum mais est-ce possible sur Cône de Larix ?
Merci.
Amitiés.
Robert
Hans-Otto Baral,
18-03-2008 00:20
Re:lachnum
Hello Robert
the spores are too long for impudicum and the paraphyses a bit too wide. I think L. virgineum is not a bad determination although the hairs ar a bit short. Do the hairs have any apical inflation? L. impudicum has a slight head while virgineum not.
Zotto
the spores are too long for impudicum and the paraphyses a bit too wide. I think L. virgineum is not a bad determination although the hairs ar a bit short. Do the hairs have any apical inflation? L. impudicum has a slight head while virgineum not.
Zotto