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<emphasis id="47CFEAE6FFDFFF93FF18F9BA59FCF9AC" bold="true" box="[136,392,1633,1660]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="178">Diacheopsis kowalskii</emphasis>
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Elongated sporocarps or short plasmodiocarps in groups, sessile on a broad base, 0.96–3.10 × 
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high, black, shining, without or almost without colour reflections, covered with needle-like crystals (
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). Hypothallus thin, delicate, shining or inconspicuous. Stalk absent. Peridium persistent, attached to capillitium, hyaline and transparent when spores are blown out, pale brownish to almost hyaline in transmitted light, surface appearing smooth or slightly roughened by brown pigment, and then pigmented area cracked into patches. Columella absent. Capillitium not very dense, white when spores are blown out, reticulate, flattened, threads 2–6 μm wide, forming a complete net with widened junctions and no free ends, ends attached to peridium, bi-coloured in transmitted light, hyaline with brown stripes from brown, rough pigment (
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). Spores black in mass, moderately dark brown in transmitted light, slightly paler at one side, globose, (13.5)14–16(16.5) μm in total range, 15.12 ±0.6 μm on average ±SD (n = 30), covered with irregularly distributed, isolated spines about 1 μm high (
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), spines slender and either pointed or divided into several finger-like outgrowths by SEM (
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:—Examined specimens of 
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are typical in respect to all characteristic features (
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): bi-coloured reticulate capillitium composed of flattened threads, peridium surface covered with needle-like crystals, and spiny spores. Spores of examined specimens are covered with slender spines (
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) and they are very similar to the spores of 
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(
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). Apparently 
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identified these collections (as 
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) based mainly on spore ornamentation (see the chapter Discussion). 
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is known from North America and Europe (
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Poulain 
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2011
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).
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