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Peziza prosthetica, isotype. A. Vertical section of an ascoma, 1. Hymenium, 2. Medullary excipulum, 3. Ectal excipulum; B. Hymenium (asci, paraphyses, ascospores and a partial view of the medullary excipulum); C. Released ascospores; D. Variability of the apiculi. – Del. G. Medardi.  

Peziza prosthetica, isotype. A. Vertical section of an ascoma, 1. Hymenium, 2. Medullary excipulum, 3. Ectal excipulum; B. Hymenium (asci, paraphyses, ascospores and a partial view of the medullary excipulum); C. Released ascospores; D. Variability of the apiculi. – Del. G. Medardi.  

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... Van Vooren & Moyne (2004) describe la primera cita para Francia de P. prosthetica a partir de una revisión de material de herbario identificado previamente como P. apiculata y señala que, aunque son especies parecidas, y tal y como indicaba Moravec (1985a), la especia más próxima es P. obtusapiculata, diferenciándose por la longitud y ornamentación esporal. Más recientemente Cacialli et al. (2012), al darle el nuevo nombre de Peziza vacekii Cacialli, Lantieri & Medardi a Plicaria tiliacea Vacek, estudian los holotipos de P. tiliacea y P. obtusapiculata y el isotipo de P. prosthetica, llegando a la conclusión de que son tres especies diferentes, tanto por la composición de los excípulos como por la ornamentación y apículos esporales. En la tabla 3 realizamos una comparativa de las descripciones originales de P. obtusapiculata y P. prosthetica, las descripciones de P. vacekii, P. prosthetica y P. obtusapiculata de Cacialli et al. (2012) y nuestra recolecta. ...
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