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Hongos con Láminas (Orden Agaricales)Observ.
reagoDescripción
gonna do microscopy on this when i’m back in the lab next week… growing on a stick in the shade, almost under a log. might be too young to tell much about it
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Género CribrariaObserv.
dylantomtaylorDescripción
Stacked from 19 images. Method=B (R=30,S=7)
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PrivadoDescripción
cf… the host is different. Possible novel species?
Host is definitely a wasp or Yellowjacket. I found a myceliated wasp head and wings. Host was buried deep into hardwood substrate.
Microscopy seemingly matches
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
!!!!! So stoked - tentative ID but definitely pleurotoid subg. Claudopus
Focus stack of gill edge at 200x - showing 2 and 4 spored basidia
Spores def Entoloma
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Woodchip habitat, small stature.
Will confirm ID with microscopy later
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arnemartDescripción
Growing near Mitrula and from rotten Quercus rubra leaves. Partially submerged in stagnant water.
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maricel-patinoDescripción
Fungus has a fluffy aspect and looks as if cover with sugar(the conidia). Conidia have one septa. On a hollow stick of Ficus carica. Perhaps T. candidum?
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
on Podosphaera mors-uvae
Ascomata pycnidial; subglobose to pyriform, light brown to orange in color, beginning as an opaque white color before maturing.
Pycnidia 38-53µm x 30-35µm
Conidia subfusiform to cylindric, hyaline, mostly polarly biguttulate.
Conidia 4.7-6.9µm x 2.0-2.9µm
micro is consistent with other reports
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
1 - top-lit at 100x magnification (stack)
2 - top-lit at 200x (stack)
You can see the septa on the spores in the 200x photo!!
Ascomata diameter - 283.5 microns - smaller than literature states for H. peziza
Asci 55.1-60µm x 7.2-8.3µm, hyaline, tightly wrapped around spores
Spores 9.7-11.3µm x 4.9 - 6.1µm, uniseptate, ellipsoid
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Género DeconicaObserv.
dylantomtaylorDescripción
Tubaria? Naucoria? Telamonia?
Red UV on gills points to Deconica (anecdotally)
Didn’t expect that!
Seems to match Deconica sp-IN04 or maybe D. subviscida
Stacked image shows cheilocystidia in 3d at 200x magnification
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Stacked from 42 images. Method=B (R=30,S=7)
200x mag
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jan_thornhillDescripción
In moss. Hemlocks. Microscopy. Vouchered. JET231104_02
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Parasitizing an old desecrated agaric
So much beauty
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jan_thornhillDescripción
Beside path on soil, mixed woods (fir, hemlock, maple, aspen). Growing with Tomentella sp. (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203653758) The Podophacidium always grows here. The Tomentella is new, and seems awfully focused on the Podophacidium. Vouchered. JET230831_02
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jackjohnsonnDescripción
Similar observations from same outing close by rule out X. cornu-damae and X. hypoxylon.
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jackjohnsonnDescripción
On unknown Hardwood. @dylantomtaylor how do we distinguish C. chrysopepla from C. asparata? I know this is a young fruit not great for ID but i'm curious for the future.
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Hongos de Tallo Quebradizo (Familia Psathyrellaceae)Observ.
huafangDescripción
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stevilkinevilDescripción
Originally posted to MycoMap.com on May 30, 2017 by MycoMap.com user: Stephen Russell at https://mycomap.com/5557.
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shawnhallartFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
The slime mold is parasitizing eyelash cup fungus
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annegpDescripción
Three interesting things growing on a large old rotting fallen Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera), Honecomb Coral Slime Mold closer to the top of the log, Eyelash Cups just below (some among the Honeycomb Coral Slime Mold), and tiny balls of the beginning of Red Raspberry Slime Mold below the Eyelash Cups
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Lincoln Memorial Garden and Nature Center, 2301 E Lake Shore Dr, Springfield, IL 62712, USA (Google, OSM)Descripción
The slime mould gets its own entry
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
molanicDescripción
On cut end of old weeping willow log in shade. Not sure if green is lichen and peachy spongy bits are a fungi or what is going on exactly?
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Hongos de Saco, Levaduras Y Parientes (Filo Ascomycota)Observ.
molanicDescripción
cv
mm ruler
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
molanicDescripción
Very tiny, on damp rotting wood chip. One photo shows part of my fingernail for scale.
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david_chapadosDescripción
Récolte: 26 avril 2024
Habitat: sur bois pourri et Xylariaceae.
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
DC0091
Conidies brunes ellipsoïdes, plus pâle aux extrémités, 3 septa, non constricte ou légèrement au septa médian, 20,5-24,1 x 8,8-11,6um
Conidiophores bruns, plus pâle vers l'apex, septés, 4,7-4,9um de largeur.
Document consulté:
Réblová, M. & Siefert, K. A., 2004, Cryptadelphia (Trichosphaeriales), a New Genus for Holomorphs with Brachysporium Anamorphs and Clarification of the Taxonomic Status of Wallrothiella
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Hongo Astas de Carbón (Xylaria hypoxylon)Observ.
sadie_hickeyDescripción
Asexual stage, I'm not sure what the white spots are
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Género NectriaObserv.
jackjohnsonnDescripción
N. cf. pseudotrichia, I am not aware how many synnemataceous species of Nectria there are.
On bark of fallen Falcateria falcata, and erupting from bark. Up to 2.5mm tall.
Holomorphic - both asexual and sexual present.
KOH = Unchangin
UV = Synnema heads are purplish, the rest unreactive.
Taste & Odor = N/A
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Orden XylarialesObserv.
jonathan_mackDescripción
asexual state, probably of Hypoxylon
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inaturalist_cesarDescripción
Smut found on florets of Carex eburnea near campsite.
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Long, melanated, unbranched conidiophores; seemingly producing two types of conidia
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david_chapadosDescripción
Growing on Rosellinia or close, Quebec, Canada.
Conidia 4,6-5,6 x 2,1-2,6um.
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emmatrueDescripción
In a Thuja/Betula/Tsuga forest the day after heavy rains. On Thuja twigs, roots, leaves, and a fallen trunk
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
brennonsDescripción
Merismodes? Rectipilus? Woldmaria?
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dylantomtaylorDescripción
Growing directly from wood
Tiny - maybe 1mm
Will upload micro pics soon
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Estrellas de Tierra (Género Geastrum)Observ.
somethingfungalDescripción
Fruiting in dense clusters on decayed wood in forest litter; Unexpanded fruit bodies light cream color, finely pubescent, 2-7mm, spherical; Expanded fruiting bodies 7-9mm total; endoperidium 3-5mm, grey/brown; expanded exoperidium 3-4mm, 5-8 per fruiting body, pinkish brown, curled back upon maturity
more on MO Observation 490851
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ksandersonDescripción
Growing on Coprinus comatus that looks a lot like Entoloma abortivum aborted stage. Grassy lawn. Last picture a week later.
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Agrocybe humosaObserv.
fungeeDescripción
on mulch that was dumped in the woods
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lauren_reDescripción
Spores often truncate.
(24.8) 27.5 - 34.2 (37.4) × (11.5) 12.1 - 13.3 (13.5) µm
Q = (2) 2.1 - 2.7 (3) ; N = 15
Me = 30.9 × 12.8 µm ; Qe = 2.4
With large guttles at the poles averaging 5um in width. Smaller guttules present.
