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Trichia decipiens (Pers.) T. Macbr., 1899
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Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens

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Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens
Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens

Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens
Trichia decipiens f. olivacea
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Trichia decipiens f. olivacea

Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens
Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens

Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens
Trichia decipiens
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Trichia decipiens
Overview
Plasmodium white, pink or orange. Stalk gradually merging into the sporotheca, plicate, brown, filled with spore-like bodies. Sporotheca obovate or pyriform, ochraceous, very shiny. Peridium yellow or ochraceous-yellow by TL, smooth, pleated towards the stalk, dehiscing at the apex and remaining as a basal cup. Elaters usually unbranched, ochraceous-yellow by TL, 4.5-5.5 µm diam. in the middle, gradually attenuate into the very long points (75-150 µm), with 4-5 smooth, rather thick spirals, without longitudinal striae. Spore-mass, including the capillitium, ochraceous or ochraceous-brown. Spores pale yellow, 10-13 µm diam., decorated with short irregular ridges and a broken small-meshed reticulum of bands up to 1 µm high, showing as a border in optical section.

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References
  • Fries,R.E. 1910: Nägra ord om Myxomycetan floran i torne Lappmark. Svensk botanisk tidskrift 4(4): 253-262.
  • Rammeloo,J. 1974: Structure of the Epispore in the Trichiaceae (Trichales, Myxomycetes) as seen with the scanning microscope. Bulletin de la Société Royale de Botanique de Belgique 107: 353-359.
  • Ukkola,T. 1998: Myxomycetes of the Usambara Mountains, norteast Tanzania. Acta botanica Fennica 160: 1-37.

Acknowledgements
The Eumycetozoan Project -- working to understand the ecology, sytematics and evolution of myxomycetes, dictostelids and protostelids -- the true slime molds.

Sponsored by grants from the National Science Foundation.


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FamilyScientific name @ source (records)
Betulaceae  Betula sp @ BPI (1)
Fagaceae  Castanea sativa @ BPI (1)

Fagus sp @ BPI (1)
Pinaceae  Abies sp @ BPI (2)

Larix occidentalis @ BPI (1)

Picea sp @ BPI (2)

Pinus sp @ BPI (1)
Platanaceae  Platanus orientalis @ BPI (3)
Salicaceae  Populus nigra @ BPI (1)
Tiliaceae  Tilia sp @ BPI (2)
Ulmaceae  Ulmus sp @ BPI (1)
_  Substrate @ BPI (252)

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