03-02-2014 09:33
Joop van der Lee
Found on horse dung.Sporehead has one septe and th
03-03-2014 19:08
Gernot FriebesHi, these two Arachnopezizas grew closely together
03-03-2014 22:15
Vasileios Kaounas
for starters I have these items availablespores 11
05-03-2014 18:40
Vasileios Kaounas
Ascocarp 1-3 mmin a rural area under Ulmus sp. and
04-03-2014 22:35
Ralph Vandiest
Hello,I found this orange fuiting body, 0,8mm, on
04-03-2014 14:55
Gernot FriebesHi,I'm looking for this paper:Voglmayr H., Rossman
04-03-2014 16:20
Joop van der Lee
Found on deer dung.Fruitbody; yellow; consisting o
Cercophora mirabilis
Joop van der Lee,
03-02-2014 09:33
Found on horse dung.
Sporehead has one septe and the pedicel has three septa.
On top of the asci there was an extension which I did not recognize.
Measurements are presented on the photos
Andrew N. Miller,
03-02-2014 16:07
Re : Cercophora mirabilis or arenicola?
"arenicola" means "inhabitant of, residing on sand" in Latin
Cercophora mirabilis is known for its distinct neck cells on the neck of the ascomata. Crush the neck and you may find them.
Andy
Cercophora mirabilis is known for its distinct neck cells on the neck of the ascomata. Crush the neck and you may find them.
Andy
Joop van der Lee,
04-03-2014 17:15
Re : Cercophora mirabilis or arenicola?
I finally found a fruitbody with mature spores in my opinion all items point to C. mirabilis.
The neck is covered with agglutinated cells.
Asci: not measured
Non-matured spores: 61.5-70x4.5-5 um containing > 20 oildrops (small and large), also covered with Phialides
Sporeheads: at first ellipsodial and finally lemon shaped at maturity 19-22.5x11-12 um.
Pedicel: 35-53x4.5-6.5 um; 3 septae
The neck is covered with agglutinated cells.
Asci: not measured
Non-matured spores: 61.5-70x4.5-5 um containing > 20 oildrops (small and large), also covered with Phialides
Sporeheads: at first ellipsodial and finally lemon shaped at maturity 19-22.5x11-12 um.
Pedicel: 35-53x4.5-6.5 um; 3 septae
Andrew N. Miller,
06-03-2014 17:31
Re : Cercophora mirabilis or arenicola?
I would call this Cercophora mirabilis.
Andy
Andy