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Barbeyella minutissima Meyl
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Barbeyella minutissima
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Barbeyella minutissima

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Barbeyella minutissima
© The Eumycetozoan Project, 2006 · 0
Barbeyella minutissima
Barbeyella minutissima
© The Eumycetozoan Project, 2006 · 0
Barbeyella minutissima

Barbeyella minutissima
© The Eumycetozoan Project, 2006 · 0
Barbeyella minutissima
Barbeyella minutissima
© The Eumycetozoan Project, 2006 · 0
Barbeyella minutissima

Barbeyella minutissima
© The Eumycetozoan Project, 2006 · 0
Barbeyella minutissima
Overview
Sporocarps scattered, total height 0.2-0.25(-0.4) mm. Sporotheca purple-brown or blackish, ± globose, flattened at the base, c. 0.1-0.13 (-0.2) mm diam. Stalk c. 66% of total height, reddish brown and transparent at the base, black and opaque at the apex, tubular, stuffed near the base with refuse matter, tapered upwards. Hypothallus absent. Peridium thick, dull to slightly iridescent, covered on both surfaces with refuse matter, divided into 5-9 distinct, angular platelets, firmly attached to the apices of the capillitium. Dehiscence along preformed lines, the platelets margins with irregular blunt spines c. 2 µm high. Columella tapered, up to c. 33% the height of the sporotheca. Capillitium consisting of 6-10 primary branches arising from the columella apex, threads simple, occasionally reddish brown, once-branched, the tips firmly attached to the peridium by flared, funnel-shaped expansions. Spore-mass purple-brown. Spores smoky brown, distinctly warted, 8-10 µm diam. On leafy liverworts.

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References
  • Curtis,D.H. 1968: Barbeyella minutissima, a new record for the western hemisphere. Mycologia 60: 708-710.
  • Emoto,Y. 1935: Die Myxomyceten Japans. XV.. The Botanical magazine 49: 392-401.
  • Härkönen,M. 1989: Thirteen taxa of Myxomycetes new to Finnland. Karstenia 28: 93-99.
  • Kowalski,D.T. 1973: New records of Myxomycetes from California. V. Madrono 22: 97-100.
  • Kowalski,D.T., Hinchee, A. A. 1972: Barbeyella minutissima: a common alpine myxomycete. Syesis 5: 95-97.
  • Meylan,C. 1914: Myxomycetes du Jura (suite). Bulletin de la Société Botanique de Genčve.2.Ser. 2(6): 86-90.
  • Schnittler,M., Stephenson, S. L., Novozhilov, Y. K. 2000: Ecology and world distribution of Barbeyella minutissima (Myxomycetes). Mycological Research 104: 1518-1523.
  • Schnittler,M., Stephenson, S. L., Novozhilov, Y. K. 2000: Ultrastructure of Barbeyella minutissima (Myxomycetes). Karstenia 40: 159-166.
  • Takahashi,K. 2001: Ocurrence of lignicolous myxomycetes and their association with the decaying state of coniferous wood in sub-alpine forests of Central Japan. The Asahi Bulletin 22: 3-15.

Acknowledgements
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