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Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Javier Ormad, 30-12-2011 16:09
Javier OrmadApotecios en restos vegetales deteriorados de Phillyrea angustifolia, sin poder descartar restos urinarios o de heces. De hasta 2 mm de diámetro. Ascas cilindrico-claviformes, curvadas, atenuadas en la base, octosporadas, IKI negativo, de hasta 180 x 18 micras. Ascosporas elípticas, con 2 gútulas en inmaduras, hialinas, con verrugas y sobresaliendo un gran tubérculo, de 11-15(18) x 7-9(13) micras. Parafisis septadas, curvadas en la zona superior, sobrepasando las ascas, de 3 micras de grosor. Excípulo ectal con textura angularis y células globosas. Pelos puntiformes, hialinos, doble pared, septados, de hasta 350 x 7.5 micras. Impresiona de estar ante una Thelebolaceae, sin avanzar más. Alguna idea?

Hi all:
I present another specimen
Apothecia on damaged plant debris of Phillyrea angustifolia, not to rule out urinary or fecal remains. Up to 2 mm in diameter. Cylindric-claviformes asci, curved, attenuated at the base, 8 spores, IKI negative, up to 180 x 18 microns. Elliptical ascospores, with 2 inmature gutules, hyaline, with warts and protruding a large tuber of 11-15 (18) x 7-9(13) microns. Parafisis septate, curved in the upper zone, surpassing the asci, of 3 microns of thickness. Excipule texture with angular and globose cells. Hairs pointed, hyaline, double wall, septated, up to 350 x 7.5 microns.
It impresses of being before a Thelebolaceae, without further.
Any ideas?

Javier Ormad
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Peter Welt, 31-12-2011 14:13
Peter Welt
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Interesting find Javier, but what kind of genre I can not say. Even fungi on dung, with the combination: apothecium with hair (septate) and rough spores, there is not. Only Mycoarctium has ornamented spores, but with a rediculate.

Happy New Year 2012 Peter

Javier Ormad, 01-01-2012 19:33
Javier Ormad
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Information is essential in the determination of the species. That was the reason  because I've present. Mycoarctium was also watched, but it doesn't present lattice, was not accepted. We will continue seeking...?
It's pity, because stopped the rainfall in this area, since 1 month ago.
Happy New Year.
Best wishes!
Javier
Raúl Tena Lahoz, 31-03-2012 11:25
Raúl Tena Lahoz
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Hi Javier & Peter
This one fits quite good to Luciotrichus lasioboloides R. Galán & Raitv. 
Cheers,
Raúl
René Dougoud, 01-04-2012 15:22
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Cher Raoul

As-tu la publication de ce genre et espèce ? Je suis intéressé. Merci

Amitiés et souvenirs

René

Galán R. & Raitviir A. 1994. Luciotrichus lasioboloides, a new genus and a new species of the Pezizales. - Czech Mycology 47: 271-275.?
Nicolas VAN VOOREN, 01-04-2012 16:46
Nicolas VAN VOOREN
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea

René, la publication est accessible dans la bibliothèque d'Ascomycete.org. Je la communique néanmoins ici.

René Dougoud, 01-04-2012 18:40
Re : Thelebolaceae en Phillyrea
Cher Nicolas,

Je suis vraiment confus de ne pas avoir été voir sur le site Ascomycete.org qui, notamment pour les articles de Czech Mycol. est plus riche que Cyberliber !

Merci Nicolas

René