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22-01-2009, 05:10 PM
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| | | Lachnellula subtillissima ?
Hi
I took a few pictures of these today which I'm going to submit to the Gallery, but I thought I'd double check my identification with you all first. The largest one was 2-3mm across and they were growing on a fallen spruce branch.  
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22-01-2009, 09:00 PM
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| | | Re: Lachnellula subtillissima ?
Hallo Steve,
a Lachnellula without doubt, but impossible to say which one without knowing the microscopical details. Besides L. subtilissima there is L. calyciformis, L. suecica agg., L. gallica and L. robusta which may occure on Pinus.
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22-01-2009, 09:02 PM
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| | | Re: Lachnellula subtillissima ?
definitely lachnellula. is it probably most likely L. subtillisma Andreas because thats the most common or do they vary?  |
22-01-2009, 09:26 PM
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| | | Re: Lachnellula subtillissima ?
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Originally Posted by KeenTeen17  definitely lachnellula. is it probably most likely L. subtillisma Andreas because thats the most common or do they vary? |
Hallo KT,
I'm not sure. In the Black Forest there were L. subtilissima and L. calyciformis both very common, but I looked most time on Picea and Abies, not so much on Pinus. I found L. gallica quite often in Pinus, compared with the other substrats. But L. gallica was at least 10 times rarer then the other two, and L. robusta even much more rare. L. suecica I don't remeber the substrat range, but I think I had that one quite regularily in moores on Pinus mugo.
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22-01-2009, 09:58 PM
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| | | Re: Lachnellula subtillissima ?
Hi Andreas and KT,
I'm pretty sure that this was on a Picea sp. though I cant remember which one. I'll check next time I'm there and maybe pick-up the branch.
Steve |
22-01-2009, 10:05 PM
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| | | Re: Lachnellula subtillissima ?
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Originally Posted by Gerel Hi Andreas and KT,
I'm pretty sure that this was on a Picea sp. though I cant remember which one. I'll check next time I'm there and maybe pick-up the branch.
Steve | Hallo Steve,
nevertheless you need the spore size and shape and may be also the ascus reaction for determining a Lachnellula. Except L. willkommii on Larix ....
best regards,
Andreas
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