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Calloria
Elisabeth Stöckli,
10-08-2016 21:03
Sur tiges mortes de Cirsium spinosissimum (alpin, 2'340m), apothécies 0.2-0.6mm de diamètre, de couleur rose pâle, asques 95-125x15-20µm, octosporés, IKI-, spores lisses, hyalines, 1 cloison à maturité, 13-17x4.5-6µm, paraphyses septées, fourchues et renflées au sommet, grégaire.
Merci d'avance pour vos avis.
Elisabeth
Hans-Otto Baral,
10-08-2016 21:25
Re : Calloria
Dear Elisabeth
I guess it is something like Laetinaevia, but not sure at all.
you have nice turgescent asci, did you look for free spores recently shot? Are they non-septate inside the living asci?
Did you look at the margin for hairs? Surely it is not one of those with glassy hairs which sometimes have them only very scantily (Hyalopeziza raripila).
Zotto
I guess it is something like Laetinaevia, but not sure at all.
you have nice turgescent asci, did you look for free spores recently shot? Are they non-septate inside the living asci?
Did you look at the margin for hairs? Surely it is not one of those with glassy hairs which sometimes have them only very scantily (Hyalopeziza raripila).
Zotto
Elisabeth Stöckli,
10-08-2016 23:06
Hans-Otto Baral,
11-08-2016 07:06
Re : Calloria
Merci! But an oil immersion photo of a turgescent ascus you don't have? 15-20 µm ascus width is very large, it woud mean that three spores may easily lie side by side in an ascus! You can't put a scale in your photos?
Now I looked in my database and arrive at Laetinaevia minutissima, a species I never saw. Seems to fit quite well.
Now I looked in my database and arrive at Laetinaevia minutissima, a species I never saw. Seems to fit quite well.
Elisabeth Stöckli,
14-08-2016 19:01
Hans-Otto Baral,
14-08-2016 20:40
Re : Calloria
Oh, das ist aber dann problematisch. Hein hat eigentlich diese Rotreaktion gesehen, da er Lugol verwendete. Dann käme L. adonis infrage, die aber viele Öltröpfchen je Sporenende hat, zudem auf ranunculaceen spezialisiert. Jetzt weiß ich nicht weiter mit Heins Schlüssel.
Elisabeth Stöckli,
16-08-2016 23:00
Re : Calloria
Danke vielmals für deine Hilfe Zotto.
Elisabeth
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