Favoritos de jan_thornhill
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tyson_ehlersDescripción
Aethalia (appearing as plasmodiocarps): in small groups, up to 35 mm long x 5-10 mm across, dark brown, dull or shining, with irregular perforations. Pseudocapillitium: poorly formed flat columns. Cortex: thin, yellow-brown, granular, with folds and thickened ridges, inner layer membranous. Spores: (9.4)9.8-11.7(13.2) µm, olivaceous brown in mass, pale yellow/olive brown by TL, in clusters of 5-10, minutely warted. Habitat: on well-rotted wood in subalpine Tsuga/Cupressus/Abies forest near melting snow.
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Mohos (Familia Stemonitidaceae)Observ.
jennifer758Descripción
On downed white birch in mixed forest. Feels velvety and smooth, powdery.
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Fuligo septicaObserv.
benjamin90727Descripción
Fuligo Septica on Bed of Mushroom heads
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Alyxoria variaObserv.
wdvanhemDescripción
rare Community Bioblitz 2024
On basswood bark.
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Género FuligoObserv.
leah_myceliaDescripción
Never seen it so pink before! No sign of perithecia and not purple (not Nectriopsis violacea)
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Fuligo septicaObserv.
julia117Descripción
Found it today, growing on a plastic tarp we have over our mulch pile!
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Orden PhysaralesObserv.
hollyyoungDescripción
Union Village Dam Rec. Area - Government West Trail
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Brefeldia maximaObserv.
tyson_ehlersDescripción
Fruiting body: large (up to 30 cm) aethalium, dark brown, cortex composed of irregular-shaped fused sporocarps readily disintegrating. Hypothallus: strongly developed, membranous, silvery. Columellae: vertically projecting silvery-black filaments. Capillitium: simple, abundant, dark brown threads, smooth with scattered septate vesicles resembling lanterns, 43-51x19-25 µ. Spores: (8.6)9.5-11.5(11.9) µ; dark brown, densely warted. Habitat: on bark of live veteran Populus trichocarpa tree (along with Hypsizygus tesselatus), old growth riparian mixed forest. Plasmodium: white.
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kimmiepaxtonDescripción
On a fallen oak tree with Pleurotus, Bjerkandera adusta and Auricularia
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Fuligo septicaObserv.
dogsinthegardenDescripción
Have since found out it’s “Dog Vomit fungus”—perfect name! (Though it's a slime mold, not a fungus.) Covered with flies at first. Growing in a UC Master Gardener demonstration low water garden with heavy wood chip.
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Fuligo septicaObserv.
roger_steerDescripción
Found on log previously occupied by saprobic polypore. Red fluid exudes from bruising developing slowly over 30 seconds. Possible Fuligo septica known to bleed when ageing, though paler than expected.
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ilzejoubertDescripción
It has been suggested by Dmytro Leontyev that this may be D. ferrugineum, but species doesn't display here.
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chyropteraDescripción
Very familiar with this species as there has been so much this year with the rain and the addition of woodchips.
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Orden PhysaralesObserv.
hilmcleodDescripción
This appeared overnight on my deck after some heavy rain. (A couple of sunflower seeds dropped from the feeder.) Some kind of mold?
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aockendenDescripción
Growing on a red pine. Second photo is a specimen from the other side of the same tree. Not sure if it’s the same species.
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Género TubiferaObserv.
mycoastroDescripción
Spores globose, reticulate with ornamentation up to 1 µM high.
(6.4) 6.6 - 7.3 × (5.9) 6.5 - 7.1 (7.2) µm
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Género HypomycesObserv.
mycomagusDescripción
On what looks to be Imleria pallida fruiting in large numbers under oak. Only 3-4 out of the 25-30 boletes were seemingly unaffected, others were various sizes and shapes aborted hypomyces mush
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