Tomek Ś. w jednym z wątków podał link do zestawu kluczy na MycoDB.fr
Nie znam tych kluczy, może jednak poniższy przyda się do określenia rodzaju
http://www.mycodb.fr/key.php Tu przykładowy wycinek:
8.
8a : Hairs rooting, developing from cells in the medullary excipulum ; apothecia disc-shaped, 0.5-1.5 cm broad ; margin distinct ; hymenium red to scarlet ; outside with pointed, brown or dark brown, 150-200 µm long hairs. Sp ellipsoid, globose or subglobose, ornamented. Section Scutellinia.
8b : Hairs developing form cells in the outer excipulum. 9
9.
9a : Hymenium red with bluish tinge, apothecia solitary, sessile, low cup-shaped, 3-5 mm broad ; margin distinct ; outside set with 140-600 µm long, multiseptate, brown hairs developing form bulbose cells in outer excipulum. Sp ellipsoid, smooth, with two guttules. In temporarily inundated areas along rivers, ponds, etc. Section Parascutellinia.
9b : Hymenium yellowish, orange or red. 10
10.
10a : On limestone or burnt ground ; apothecia sessile, hemispheric to low cup-shaped, 0.5-1 cm broad ; hymenium yellowish, outside concolorous or brownish, with bundles of thin-walled, pale brownish hairs. Sp ellipsoid, smooth. Section Tricharina.
10b : On dung, soil or plant debris. 11
11.
11a : Hairs ± furcated at the base or stellate ; sp without guttules. Section Cheilymenia.
11b : Hairs not furcated ; sp with two guttules. Section Spooneromyces.
Edit:
Chodzi mi o ten:
Clé des Genres d'Ascomycètes Nordic Macromycetes. Vol. 1 – Ascomycetes. Nordsvamp, Copenhagen, 309 p. (2000).
Adaptation par Aurélien Paris / Complétée G. Fannechère avril 2010 / Adaptée MycoDB G. Péan janvier 2012
(wypowiedź edytowana przez bogdan 20.czerwca.2016)