12-03-2013 20:38
Nina FilippovaProtoventuria andromedae - probably. But frbs are
09-03-2013 14:41
Salvador TelloHola a todos.He encontrado este ascomiceto crecien
11-03-2013 16:16
Christian Lechat
Dear friends,I would need of the following paper:
08-03-2013 20:27
Björn Wergen
Hi there,here is an Amphisphaeriaceae which I am n
11-03-2013 04:19
Roland LabbéBonjour ! Voici un Catinella probable.Il se peu
09-03-2013 20:16
Nina FilippovaProbably somebody may know something about it, i w
10-03-2013 13:22
Nina FilippovaVenturia cassandrae (Gibbera cassandrae)It is comm
09-03-2013 19:56
Edit Szilvásy
Dear Forum, I found today this little ascomycota.
Brown cup ID help?
Byrain,
12-03-2013 00:27
Pictures, microscopy & more information can be found at Mushroom Observer here - http://mushroomobserver.org/130108?q=17m6z?
I tried to upload the images here too, but they're too large...
DirkW,
12-03-2013 00:31
Re : Brown cup ID help?
hi byrain, this looks like a perfect peziza vesiculosa.
best
dirk
best
dirk
Byrain,
12-03-2013 01:26
Re : Brown cup ID help?
Hi dirk, thanks for the suggestion! I'm not sure where I can find a good complete description of Peziza vesiculosa, but I understand it prefers a manure, straw, or compost based substrate? This was found on wood chips.
DirkW,
12-03-2013 21:02
Re : Brown cup ID help?
hi again, woodchips are not an unusual substrate for vesiculosa. in my view the substrates in peziza-keys are often over-interpreted.
the species of the varia-group (if its not one taxon ...) have much smaller spores and a very fine ornamentation!
best
dirk
the species of the varia-group (if its not one taxon ...) have much smaller spores and a very fine ornamentation!
best
dirk
Byrain,
12-03-2013 21:12
Re : Brown cup ID help?
Thanks for the info, its appreciated since I am still a beginner with ascos. :)