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Bonjour.Je suis à la recherche de collections (r

17-04-2025 13:23
Jan EcksteinHello,there is an interesting collection of a tiny

16-04-2025 08:53
Hello.An anamorph photographed under holm oaks thi

15-04-2025 15:06

I found this small white disco on decaying deciduo

13-04-2025 22:47
Bonjour, Je sollicite votre avis pour cette colle

15-04-2025 21:39

Dear all,struggeling as every year with the aquati

10-04-2025 10:09

Hi, Found in March on last years stick from Rubus

09-04-2025 19:37

Good afternoon This 1-2 mm Mollisia was growing o

14-04-2025 23:19

Hello, I've microscoped exsiccate of an Otidea wh

14-04-2025 15:11
Lennert GeesGreetings!For my master's dissertation I work on c
Gyromitra leucoxanthus, or just similar?
David Wasilewski,
04-06-2024 22:36
However, the fruit bodies are more pezizoid in shape than the typical G. leucoxanthus, and the projections on the spores (one at each pole) are perhaps more rectangular with a less prominent central depression along the outer boundary. Michael Beug suggested the possibility this is G. persicula. It's a relatively new name; I don't know if it has been published.
Except for the last two spore photos (which are H2O mounts) all others are mounted in cotton blue. The last photo shows two small fruit bodies that I did not harvest. Photos were taken over the period 04-30-2024 through 05-02-2024, exxcept the last in situ that was taken 05-06-2024.
Preserved material was sent to Andy Miller for possible sequencing.
Andrew N. Miller,
04-06-2024 22:44

Re : Gyromitra leucoxanthus, or just similar?
David Wasilewski,
05-06-2024 00:46
Re : Gyromitra leucoxanthus, or just similar?
Thanks, Andy. I was misspelling the species name, which is why I did not find Gyromitra persicula on Index Fungorum. I'll fix the spelling in my initial post here.