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Aphyllophorales Typhulaceae 16-03-2021 Jean Werts & Joke De Sutter Typhulaceae Bron: cursus mycologie Mieke Verbeeken • Alfabetische index • Typhulaceae genera alfabetisch • Typhulaceae foto’s & hyperlinken • Bibliografie Typhulaceae genera alfebetisch Macrotyphula Knotszwam Sclerotium Typhula Knotsje genus Macrotyphula - Knotszwam • Macrotyphula foto’s & hyperlinken • Macrotyphula soorten lage landen Macrotyphula soorten lage landen Macrotyphula fistulosa Pijpknotszwam Macrotyphula juncea Draadknotszwam Genus Sclerotium • Sclerotium foto’s & hyperlinken • Sclerotium soorten lage landen Sclerotium soorten lage landen Sclerotium albidum Sclerotium albiguum Sclerotium brassicae Sclerotium bulborum Sclerotium cacticola Sclerotium cepivorum Sclerotium clavus Sclerotium compactum Sclerotium complanatum Sclerotium corrugatum Sclerotium soorten lage landen Sclerotium crustuliforme Sclerotium delphinii Sclerotium durum Sclerotium fibrillosum Sclerotium gladioli Sclerotium hydrophilum Sclerotium leiodermum Sclerotium lilacearum Sclerotium medullosum Sclerotium muscorum Sclerotium soorten lage landen Sclerotium narcissi Sclerotium nicotianae Sclerotium patouillardii Sclerotium perniciosum Sclerotium pezizaeforme Sclerotium pustula Sclerotium pyrinum Sclerotium rhizodes Sclerotium rolfsii Sclerotium semen Sclerotium soorten lage landen Sclerotium sinapispermum Sclerotium subterraneum Sclerotium tectum Sclerotium tuliparum Sclerotium uvae Sclerotium variegatum Sclerotium varium Sclerotium wakkeri genus Typhula - Knotsje • Typhula foto’s & hyperlinken • Typhula soorten lage landen Typhula soorten lage landen Typhula anceps Korrelig knotsje Typhula capitata Knopknotsje Typhula caricina Typhula coralina Typhula crassipes Kortsteelknotsje Typhula culmigena Driehoeksporig knotsje Typhula dubia Koolknotsje Typhula erumpens Gezellig knotsje Typhula erythropus Roodvoetknotsje Typhula gyrans Gedraaid knotsje Typhula soorten lage landen Typhula incarnata Roze grasknotsje Typhula ishicariensis Typhula lutescens Vergelend knotsje Typhula micans Glinsterknotsje Typhula ovata Ovaal knotsje Typhula pertenuis Moestuinknotsje Typhula phacorrhiza Linzenknotsje Typhula pusilla Dwergknotsje Typhula quisquiliaris Varenknotsje Typhula sclerotioides Typhula soorten lage landen Typhula setipes Wit poedersteelknotsje Typhula sphaeroidea Rondachtig knotsje Typhula subhyalina Witstelig grasknotsje Typhula uncialis Kruidenknotsje Typhula variabilis Variabel knotsje Macrotyphula fistulosa Pijpknotszwam Andre den Ouden waarneming.nl Macrotyphula fistulosa Pijpknotszwam Macrotyphula juncea (Fr.) Berthier Draadknotszwam Harry van der Horst Macrotyphula juncea (Fr.) Berthier Draadknotszwam Frans Heiremans Keerbergen Macrotyphula juncea (Fr.) Berthier Draadknotszwam • Vruchtlichaam: erect, slank en draadvormig, cilindrisch, wat gebogen, eindigend in een stompe top, 30 – 70 x 0,5 – 1,5 mm, steriele steel 10 – 25 mm lang, soms met laterale doornachtige uitgroeisels, bijna onmerkbaar overgaand in het duidelijk dikkere vruchtbare deel, okerbruin tot oranjebruin, effen, steel soms wat donkerder, basis met witte aangedrukte hyfen; solide als jong, later hol,. • Vlees: stevig, taai, geur en smaak zurig, gewoonlijk in (grote) groepen. • Ecologie: op ontbindende stelen van kruiden, resten van bladeren en twijgen, in vochtige humusrijke gebieden. Macrotyphula juncea (Fr.) Berthier Draadknotszwam Typhula anceps Korrelig knotsje William Slosse waarnemingen.be Typhula anceps Korrelig knotsje Typhula capitata Knopknotsje Arno van Stipdonk waarneming.nl Typhula capitata Knopknotsje Typhula caricina Typhula crassipes Kortsteelknotsje Typhula culmigena Driehoeksporig knotsje Arno van Stipdonk waarneming.nl Typhula culmigena Driehoeksporig knotsje Typhula dubia Koolknotsje Typhula erumpens Corner Gezellig knotsje Victor Swan Typhula erumpens Corner Gezellig knotsje • Gezellig knotsje of Typhula erumpens, op gevallen takjes en stammetjes van voornamelijk loofbomen. Takjes van es, wilg, populier en ook van braam, op kalkhoudende bodem. Typhula erumpens Corner Gezellig knotsje Typhula erythropus (Pers.) Fr. Roodvoetknotsje Victor Swan Typhula erythropus (Pers.) Fr. Roodvoetknotsje • Vruchtlichaam: < 1cm: loep; gesteeld knotsvormig, 1-3 cm hoog. Bovenste kwart tot helft cilindrisch, 0,5-1 mm dik, met een ronde top, glad, wit. Steel draadvormig, 0,1-0,3 mm dik, fijn harig, roodbruin, met aan de donkere basis een ovaal, roodbruin sclerotium. Ecologie: op bladstelen en twijgjes van loofbomen en soms op gras-, varen- en brandnetelstengels. Saprofiet. Status: Algemeen, Rode Lijst (Gevoelig). Typhula erythropus (Pers.) Fr. Roodvoetknotsje Typhula gyrans Gedraaid knotsje Typhula incarnata Roze grasknotsje Francine Nouls waarnemingen.be Typhula incarnata Roze grasknotsje Typhula lutescens Vergelend knotsje Typhula micans Glinsterknotsje Sonja Cuijpers waarneming.nl Typhula micans Glinsterknotsje Typhula ovata Ovaal knotsje Typhula pertenuis Moestuinknotsje Typhula phacorrhiza Linzenknotsje Jan Wessels waarneming.nl Typhula phacorrhiza Linzenknotsje Typhula pusilla Dwergknotsje Kjell Nilsen waarneming.nl Typhula pusilla Dwergknotsje • Vruchtlichaam: minuscuul, knotsvormig, met een kort maar duidelijk van het topdeel gescheiden steeltje; totale hoogte < 1 mm (waarvan 10 – 15 % voor de steel), clavula tot 0,15 mm diameter, steel tot 0,05 mm diameter, clacula met ietwat pluizig oppervlak (maar niet afstaand behaard), aan de top afgerond en daar niet opvallend anders van structuur (ook niet bij jonge exemplaren); wit. • Steel: kleurloos, niet behaard; zonder sclerotium. • Ecologie: op levend, gezond uitziend, terrestrisch bladmos. • Bron: Coolia 2018 2. Typhula pusilla Dwergknotsje Thyphula quisquiliaris Varenknotsje Peter Van de Kerckhove waarnemingen.be Thyphula quisquiliaris Varenknotsje Typhula setipes Wit poedersteelknotsje Danny Declecq waarnemingen.be Typhula setipes Wit poedersteelknotsje Typhula sphaeroidea Rondachtig korstje Typhula subhyalina Witstelig grasknotsje Arie Benschop waarneming.nl Typhula subhyalina Witstelig grasknotsje Typhula uncialis Kruidenknotsje Arie Benschop waarneming.nl Typhula uncialis Kruidenknotsje Typhula variabilis Variabel knotsje alfabetische index •A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A B C D • Draadknotszwam • Driehoeksporig knotsje • Dwergknotsje E F G • Gedraaid knotsje • Gezellig knotsje • Glinsterknotsje H K • Knopknotsje • Koolknotsje • Korrelig knotsje • Kruidenknotsje L • Lindenknotsje M • Macrotyphula fistulosa • Macrotyphula juncea • Moestuinknotsje O • Ovaal knotsje P • Pijpknotszwam R • Rondachtig knotsje • Roodvoetknotsje • Roze grasknotsje S T • Typhula anceps • Typhula incarnata • Typhula capitata • Typhula lutescens • Typhula caricina • Typhula micans • Typhula crassipes • Typhula ovata • Typhula culmigena • Typhula pertenuis • Typhula dubia • Typhula phacorrhiza • Typhula erumpens • Typhula pusilla • Typhula erythropus • Thyphula quisquilliaris • Typhula gyrans T • Typhula setipes • Typhula sphaeroidea • Typhula subhyalina • Typhula uncialis • Typhula variabilis V • Varenknotsje • Variabel knotsje W • Wit poedersteelkorstje • Witstelig grasknotsje Z Bibliografie • https://waarneming.nl • http://kijkhiereens.nl • https://waarnemingen.be • https://www.asturnatura.com • https://www.kvmv.be • https://www.mycodb.fr • https://amanita.fotovidi.nl • https://www.jungledragon.com • https://www.nederlandsesoorten.nl • https://www.kieknoetoch.nl/main.php • https://www.verspreidingsatlas.nl • https://www.naturbasen.dk • http://www.soortenbank.nl • https://www.sciencedirect.com • https://zwammen.floraeuropa.eu/nl • http://www.freenatureimages.eu • http://www.mykologie.net • https://svampe.databasen.org.
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