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Discomycete
Joaquin Martin,
20-01-2024 10:02
Discomycete found on the cut face of a Quercus trunk, of an orange-yellow color.
The apothecium is particularly hard to prepare.
Reddening on damaged or deteriorated apothecia.
I think it could be a Calycina.
Any help would be welcome
Michel Hairaud,
20-01-2024 10:11
Re : Discomycete
Bonjour Joaquim,Â
Beautiful plate !Â
Did you consider Bisporella subpallida ?Â
I confirm the difficulty to study the micro characters because of the gelatinousus excipulumÂ
and also that it is on very hard parts of dead wood. and so not easy to collect
Amitiés
MichelÂ
Beautiful plate !Â
Did you consider Bisporella subpallida ?Â
I confirm the difficulty to study the micro characters because of the gelatinousus excipulumÂ
and also that it is on very hard parts of dead wood. and so not easy to collect
Amitiés
MichelÂ
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-01-2024 10:19
Re : Discomycete
Yes, and the amyloid basal excipulum is also typical. You could try to view living paraphyses which must be multiguttulate.
Joaquin Martin,
20-01-2024 10:53
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-01-2024 11:44
Re : Discomycete
Yes, though these are dead and I would not be sure how the VBs looked alive. "Bisporella" citrina has very different VBs, very elongate, but maybe in dead state it gets broken into similar pieces.
You could try to view paraphyses in a section, because there the cells best remain alive, of course in pure water and without pressure.
Hans-Otto Baral,
20-01-2024 13:00
Re : Discomycete
Yes, looks better, but the magnification is too low, I can only vaguely see it.













