 
                                    03-10-2012 13:26
I found this white "Scutellinia" look alike on woo
 
                                    03-10-2012 02:51
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHi All.I found this Psilopezia (?) in a dead trunk
 
                                    01-10-2012 20:43
 Martin Bemmann
                Martin Bemmann
                Dear Friends,some of you will be already aware of
 
                                    30-09-2012 11:25
 Nicolas VAN VOOREN
                Nicolas VAN VOOREN
                Bonjour.Trouvé sur branche mort de Salix, ce minu
 
                                    01-10-2012 03:37
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHi All.Recently i found a Nectria (?) overgrowing
 
                                    01-10-2012 22:14
Esquivel-Rios EduardoHiSome days ago, a colleague post a message for a
 
                                    01-10-2012 18:27
 Yatsiuk Iryna
                Yatsiuk Iryna
                Hello, dear friends This Mollisia was collected o
 
                                    28-09-2012 15:36
Patrice TANCHAUDBonjour,récolte sur terre boueuse en milieu humid
 
                                    29-09-2012 12:41
Hi to all:We have found this Calycina species on
Scutellinia
    
                    Malcolm  Greaves,
                04-10-2012 01:17
    
    The spores were 22.7 x 16.5um
The hairs maximum 640 x 37
The ascus 280 x 19.5
Your thoughts would be welcome
Thanks
Malcolm
                                    Beñat Jeannerot,
                                04-10-2012 05:34            
             
                Re : Scutellinia
                Adio Malcolm,
It's difficult to see sporal ornementation on your photos (too little). Perhaps, S. olivascens...
Be careful, S. kerguelensis is a species with a lot of interpretations.
Here, in my opinion, S. kerguelensis isn't possible. But work is on course about this (typus, collections from austral territories, from South of Chile and South Africa...) and actually, it's difficult to discuss about limits of this species and geographic position in Europe.
Beñat
                
                
                
                
                
                            It's difficult to see sporal ornementation on your photos (too little). Perhaps, S. olivascens...
Be careful, S. kerguelensis is a species with a lot of interpretations.
Here, in my opinion, S. kerguelensis isn't possible. But work is on course about this (typus, collections from austral territories, from South of Chile and South Africa...) and actually, it's difficult to discuss about limits of this species and geographic position in Europe.
Beñat
                                    Malcolm  Greaves,
                                04-10-2012 17:56            
            
            
        
                                    Björn Wergen,
                                04-10-2012 20:26            
             
                Re : Scutellinia
                Hi Malcolm,
your finding remembers me on S. nigrohirtula, which we had very often the last weeks. It grows on very rotten decorticated coniferous wood, which are soaked and partly sticked in wet soil.
Perhaps you can compare your ascomycetes findings also with our findings on my website (link is given on this page, funghiparadise).
regards,
björn
                
                
                
                
                
                            your finding remembers me on S. nigrohirtula, which we had very often the last weeks. It grows on very rotten decorticated coniferous wood, which are soaked and partly sticked in wet soil.
Perhaps you can compare your ascomycetes findings also with our findings on my website (link is given on this page, funghiparadise).
regards,
björn
                                    Malcolm  Greaves,
                                05-10-2012 01:28            
            Re : Scutellinia
                Thanks Björn?. Great site I will study the photos of the Scutellinia and others.
Malcolm
                
                
                
                
                
                            Malcolm





