01-05-2013 23:52
Joop van der LeeFound on horse dung.Asci: 169.41-169.67x31.06-31.5
03-05-2013 22:59
Joop van der LeeFound on horse dungAsci 75.40-80.55x15.74-16.04 um
02-05-2013 19:32
hannie wijersThis one is also on horsedung. Ik wanted to use th
03-05-2013 20:26
Joop van der LeeFound on horse dungAsci 292.96-542.32x37.83-45.42
02-05-2013 19:16
hannie wijersI think this could be Sporomiella pilosa? I found
03-05-2013 04:18
Godorova OlgaHello, dear friends. We've found two interesting s
02-05-2013 18:45
Gilles CorriolEst-ce que quelqu'un peut m'orienter dans un genre
02-05-2013 19:03
Gilles CorriolBonjour,Voici une Hyaloscyphaceae pour le moment i
23-03-2013 12:29
Peter ThompsonHello Everyone,With the kind permission of Christi
01-05-2013 09:14
Gilles CorriolBonjour,Une récolte de Pyrenopeziza sur pétiole
Asci: 169.41-169.67x31.06-31.57 um
Spore: 50.73x10.20-11.26 um
De second cell slightly smaller than the third one 12.14 over 12.41 um
Germ slit: Parallel to slightly oblique whereby they bent near the septum
yes, this should be S. megalospora, compare with my finding from Austria last year:
Sporormiella megalospora
regards,
björn
Sporesize and germslit conforms better with Sporormiella capybarae.
The spores of Sporormiella grandispora have a parallel germslit and slightly larger spores.
And Sporormiella megalospora has much larger spores.
Norbert
Hereby I send you a photo with measurements of each cell Norbert. Maybe this is a better confirmation.
Upper cell conical:
13.74x9.69; 13.08x9.17; 15.31x10.20 (extreme size)
Second cell barrel shaped:
10.55x10.40; 10.75x10.66; 13.16x11.81 (extreme size)
Third cell barrel shaped:
12.49x10.01; 12.46x9.67
Basel cell cylindrical rounded top:
13.99x9.12
Hopefully I can find more photo's of this one.
Do the germ slits also curve near the septum as they do with S. Grandispora Norbert?
In the article of Ahmed & Cain on page 442 about Sporormiella they also say for S. Grandispora that germ slits are usually parallel, occasionally slightly oblique, usually curved next to septum. Cells almost equal in size (in this case they ar not).
In the first photo, where we perceive the asci, they seem to have it as the base ends abruptly. Joop you can get a clearer picture? If this comfirme we would depart from S.capybarae which has asci gradually ending a long walk, and instead seek to S.intermedia.
Michel.
Michel
Michel.
Sorry, but in the moment I don't have enough time for an answer.
I'll write later.
Norbert
Is the shape of the gelatinous sheath a factor for determination?
They often differ in size and form, especially at the septa but they also can be fully cicular I will look up some photos to explain what I mean.
I also include a plhoto where you can see cells of sporormiella opening at the germ slit.
Michel.
Merci Michel
The other serie does not have short stalks for the asci I am still looking for better photo's that match.
In the first serie the upper cell is conical, the second barrel shaped the third and also the basal end cell cylindrical with a rounded end for the latter.