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Tubeufiaceae?
Enrique Rubio,
22-07-2009 22:01
Hi to allThese gregarious ascomata grew on vegetable debris and very moist wood near the water level in a mountain stream. Its size was reaching up to 0.3 mm and they are whitish and glabrous, only furfuraceous, not hairy, not setose around the perithecial (?) neck.
I don't know if they have an ostiole.
Spores filiform and multiseptate, 110-155 x 4 micr.
Do you have any idea?
Many thanks
Enrique
Enrique Rubio,
22-07-2009 22:02
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
400 x
Enrique Rubio,
22-07-2009 22:02
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
Ascomata walls
Enrique Rubio,
22-07-2009 22:03
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
Asci and spores
Christian Lechat,
22-07-2009 22:49
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
Hi, Enrique,
I think maybe it is T. paludosa (Crouan & H. Crouan) Rossman, please look under microspcope to ostiolar region if you see some pale brown hairs around papilla.
Cheers,
Christian
I think maybe it is T. paludosa (Crouan & H. Crouan) Rossman, please look under microspcope to ostiolar region if you see some pale brown hairs around papilla.
Cheers,
Christian
Enrique Rubio,
23-07-2009 17:17
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
Hi Christian
I could not have seen any hair around the papilla of my ascomata. I have seen only once Tubeufia paludosa (probably = T. helicomyces, see my card on Ascofrance), but the ascomata were brownish and setose around the perithecial neck.
Cheers
Enrique
I could not have seen any hair around the papilla of my ascomata. I have seen only once Tubeufia paludosa (probably = T. helicomyces, see my card on Ascofrance), but the ascomata were brownish and setose around the perithecial neck.
Cheers
Enrique
Christian Lechat,
23-07-2009 17:32
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
Hi, Enrique,
could you try to see if there is the anamorphe on the substratum?
Regards,
Christian
could you try to see if there is the anamorphe on the substratum?
Regards,
Christian
Enrique Rubio,
23-07-2009 17:40
Re:Tubeufiaceae?
I will try it, Christian
Many thanks!
Enrique
Many thanks!
Enrique