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Peziza celtica or lividula ?
Christopher Engelhardt,
29-10-2016 09:53
In a N Germany valley we did find these Pezizas some days ago. We have Peziza lividula nearby, BUT with these Pezizas the spores almost all are smaller than 20 µm (mostly around 17-19 x 9 µ), they look elliptical, and I think the spore warts ar found all over the spore and are not accumulated at the poles.
So perhaps I should rather go for P. celtica?
Comments welcome - thanks
Chris
Stephen Mifsud,
29-10-2016 13:23
Re : Peziza celtica or lividula ?
I cannot help you with this Peziza sp. but I wished to congratulate you for the detailed and beautiful images, and wished to know what staining technique you have used? Can you tell us please?
René Dougoud,
30-10-2016 11:19
Re : Peziza celtica or lividula ?
Probablement P. howsei
René
René