The dried specimens are typically bicoloured, with dark brown outside and orange-ochre hymenium. Asci 140—187 × 11—13 μm. Uotila 6195 H ; Etelä-Häme, Mustiala, 5 Sept. A majority rule consensus tree was constructed from the 300 000 trees sampled from the four runs, each consisting of 75 000 trees sampled from the stationary tree distribution the first 25 % discarded as the burn-in. Otidea has generally been included in a broadly circumscribed Pyronemataceae in recent treatments , , ,. The shape of the exudates is variable, i.
Stipe 7—16 × 2—7 mm. To settle the use of the name O. Nomenclatural notes — A specimen from the Persoon herbarium 911. Surface with low warts, up to 40 μm high, cells ovoid to globose, constricted at septa, 8—13 μm wide. The tropical distribution and the substrate, suggested in the diagnosis to be wood, are typical for Phillipsia. The tandem repeats were 43 or 63 nucleotides.
Asci 137—190 × 8—10 μm. Surface with conical to broadly conical warts, 55—80 μm high, formed by fasciculate, parallel, short hyphoid hairs, of 3—4 ovoid cells, constricted at septa, 5—8 μm wide. Medullary excipulum sometimes with yellowish brown resinous exudates at septa, not covering hyphae; ectal excipulum of textura angularis; receptacle surface with contrasting warts or not. Notes — Otidea minor is recognised macroscopically by apothecia with a yellow outside, and shallow ribs and veins at the base of at least some apothecia. It appears that the spore sizes within each clade have a fairly narrow range, but overlap exists between the clades. Despite being distinct at the generic level, the species identification and nomenclature of Otidea are highly controversial. Notes — stated that the type specimen of P.
The collision involving a white Ford van and a black Volvo car took place on the A5104 near Treuddyn, Flintshire, at about 5. Misapplied names — Non Wynnella auricula sensu Boudier, Icon. Spores broadly ellipsoid, seldom very slightly inequilateral, with two large guttules, smooth, hyaline, 9. Notes — Otidea propinquata is easily recognised by the stipitate, entire, brown apothecia, large spores, and notched or forked paraphyses. Otidea papillata shares with O. Apothecial section 900—1900 μm thick.
Otidea nannfeldtii, as treated here, shows some phylogenetic structure ; but see. Hymenium ochre 5B5, 5B6 to yellowish ochre 4A5 when dried. Otidea minor has been confused with O. At the hotel, rooms have a wardrobe. Bayesian analyses reached an average standard deviation of split frequencies of 0. Warn, caution, admonish imply attempting to prevent another from running into danger or getting into unpleasant or undesirable circumstances. Otidea caeruleopruinosa belongs to the O.
Otidea papillata clade Apothecia cup-shaped, split. Stipe 3—32 mm long, 3—10 mm wide. The presence of pinkish tones varies considerably. Tonight: The rain will gradually disperse throughout the night, but most will stay overcast with the odd drop of rain. Apothecia gregarious or caespitose, 7—20 mm high, 15—35 mm wide, obconical to broadly cup-shaped, entire, very rarely split, regular or sometimes undulate in the margin, stipitate. Medullary excipulum of loosely woven textura intricata, 300—500 μm thick, hyphae cylindrical to slightly swollen, thick-walled, 5—11 μm wide, hyaline to very pale brown, sometimes with brown resinous exudates at septa. Medullary excipulum 400—500 μm thick, differentiated into two parts: a textura angularis underneath the subhymenium, 120—200 μm thick, cells 6—15 μm broad; b textura intricata, hyphae sometimes slightly swollen, thin-walled to thick-walled, 3—11 μm wide, hyaline to very pale yellow, sometimes with pale yellow resinous exudates at septa.
Receptacle surface pale brownish ochre 5A3, 5A4 , slightly hygrophanous, when dried dark reddish brown 5E5 , furfuraceous to very finely warty, seldom shallowly wrinkled at the base. Apothecia gregarious, rarely caespitose, 15—75 mm high, 8—48 mm wide, initially ear-shaped, soon expanding, becoming shallowly to deeply cup-shaped, split, sessile or stipitate. Otidea platyspora clade Apothecia disc-shaped, cup-shaped and split, or globose and hypogeous, brown. S ; Rhône, Les Halles, col de Croix-Régis, 25 Oct. Alteren, 7 km W of Mo i Rana, 4 Sept.
Non-warted parts with 2—5-celled hyphoid hairs, with claviform uppermost cell, more rarely cylindrical, constricted at septa, 6—9 μm wide. A majority rule consensus tree was constructed from the 90 004 trees sampled from the four runs, each consisting of 22 501 trees sampled from the stationary tree distribution the first 25 % discarded as the burn-in. Ectal excipulum of textura angularis, sometimes of a textura prismatica, 80—110 —150 μm thick, cells thin-walled to slightly thick-walled, pale yellow-brown, 13—37 × 8—27 μm. Following the ideas of , erected the family Otideaceae as a small taxon of closely related genera that produce larger apothecia, most of which typically lack bright orange to red colours, including in it Tarzetta as Pustulina and Otidea, but also Ascosparassis, Geopyxis and Sowerbyella. Receptacle surface dark purple-brown 7E5 , sometimes with lilaceous shades or lighter ochre-brown 6C5 patches in unexposed parts, slightly hygrophanous, in drying dark ochraceous brown 6D7 , when dried reddish brown 6E5, 6E6 , warty, sometimes wrinkled at the base. The strongly inrolled and notched apices of the paraphyses are very characteristic and otherwise only found in a few species like O. Catering - när den är som bäst hjälper vi er med det mesta, från 20 personer och uppåt.