In the microscope it has aseptate spores which are a little to large, so, not C. viscosa sensu stricto (miss good Calocera literature).
By the way the orchids are small but numerous at 3000 m height (click the pictures to enlarge):
Friday, June 10, 2011
Bhutan 3
Very typical for Bhutan many fungi looks almost like in Europe, and then again there is something wrong. Like the "Calocera viscosa" of which we have had both very slender versions and this very openly branched type:
In the microscope it has aseptate spores which are a little to large, so, not C. viscosa sensu stricto (miss good Calocera literature).
By the way the orchids are small but numerous at 3000 m height (click the pictures to enlarge):
In the microscope it has aseptate spores which are a little to large, so, not C. viscosa sensu stricto (miss good Calocera literature).
By the way the orchids are small but numerous at 3000 m height (click the pictures to enlarge):
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