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Heyderia abietis?
Raúl Tena Lahoz,
20-10-2008 17:33
Thanks a lot,
Raúl.
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
20-10-2008 18:59
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Very nice photographs.
About the question on the synonymy H. abietis / H. cucullata, see the article in the joined PDF.
About the question on the synonymy H. abietis / H. cucullata, see the article in the joined PDF.
Raúl Tena Lahoz,
20-10-2008 21:09
Re:Heyderia abietis?
¡¡Muchísimas gracias Nicolas!!
Hans-Otto Baral,
21-10-2008 20:38
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Hi Raúl and Nicholas
very good photos, Raúl! It is interesting to see that H. cucullata (abietis) is able to grow on Pinus. I originally thought that Pinus needles are only inhabited by H. pusilla, but a collection on the DVD (HB 7536) and Bacyk's observations indicate that also H. cucullata may grow on Pinus.
On the DVD you can also see that during 2004/5 I studied totally 5 collecions referable to H. cucullata and 8 referable to H. pusilla. As a result, the absence of croziers was linked with smaller fruitbodies.
What is the size of heads and length of stipes in your collection? Did you also measure the spores?
Nicholas, what is the exact citation of Bacyk's article? I cannot find any reference in it.
Cheers
Zotto
very good photos, Raúl! It is interesting to see that H. cucullata (abietis) is able to grow on Pinus. I originally thought that Pinus needles are only inhabited by H. pusilla, but a collection on the DVD (HB 7536) and Bacyk's observations indicate that also H. cucullata may grow on Pinus.
On the DVD you can also see that during 2004/5 I studied totally 5 collecions referable to H. cucullata and 8 referable to H. pusilla. As a result, the absence of croziers was linked with smaller fruitbodies.
What is the size of heads and length of stipes in your collection? Did you also measure the spores?
Nicholas, what is the exact citation of Bacyk's article? I cannot find any reference in it.
Cheers
Zotto
Raúl Tena Lahoz,
22-10-2008 10:04
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Thanks Zotto!
Look in the forum of Petites annonces, a message posted by Nicolas: "Offre de souscription"
Give me a bit of time and I will post the measures.
Raúl
Look in the forum of Petites annonces, a message posted by Nicolas: "Offre de souscription"
Give me a bit of time and I will post the measures.
Raúl
Nicolas VAN VOOREN,
22-10-2008 19:26
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Bacyk B. 2005. Description d’Heyderia cucullata et réflexions sur l’existence d’un deuxième taxon Heyderia pusilla. Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 74, num. spéc., p. 41-46.
Hans-Otto Baral,
22-10-2008 20:14
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Thanks Nicholas!
Zotto
Zotto
Raúl Tena Lahoz,
23-10-2008 14:02
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Cap: 1-2,5 mm x 1-1,5 mm.
Stipe: 5-18 mm x 0,3-0,5 mm.
Spores: 13-18 x 2,5-3 µm
Spores when hipermature: at least one septum and minutely verruculose (that´s what it seems, but not sure).
In apos sent to Javier Fernández in 2006, that arrived dry because of the travel, the spore measures where:
14,46-20,91 (24) µm x 3-4 µm, 1-4 septated.
Stipe: 5-18 mm x 0,3-0,5 mm.
Spores: 13-18 x 2,5-3 µm
Spores when hipermature: at least one septum and minutely verruculose (that´s what it seems, but not sure).
In apos sent to Javier Fernández in 2006, that arrived dry because of the travel, the spore measures where:
14,46-20,91 (24) µm x 3-4 µm, 1-4 septated.
Hans-Otto Baral,
23-10-2008 16:23
Re:Heyderia abietis?
Many thanks, that apo size sounds very good for H. cucullata
Zotto
Zotto