Identificaciones de a1772923
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asaph01Descripción
Caught attempting to enter a nest of either Amegilla murrayensis or Amegilla asserta.
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Escarabajo Violinista Australiano (Eupoecila australasiae)Observ.
nicholelindsey
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Género BolbeObserv.
mariannebrougDescripción
Running along the ground. Very difficult to get a photo.
Nymph I assume because of small wing buds.
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mariannebrougDescripción
Perhaps picking up dirt off a termite mound. Continually coming back to the mound.
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Saltamontes de Antenas Cortas (Familia Acrididae)Observ.
bjorn0275Descripción
Species id requested
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Saltamontes de Antenas Cortas (Familia Acrididae)Observ.
bjorn0275Descripción
Species id requested
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Saltamontes de Antenas Cortas (Familia Acrididae)Observ.
bjorn0275Descripción
Species id requested
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withinfungusDescripción
Noticed by Clint G. on the bark of the Eucalyptus sp. trunk.
Caps have greenish hues. It’s noticeable on caps photographed using dissecting microscope (photos 5-8). Magnification: 8-12.5x. Gills are far apart. Young caps don’t have gills (photo 8). They are translucent. In a few hours they’ve changed colour from cream or pale grey to greenish-grey or glaucous. White spore print (photo #10). C
I haven’t seen crossveining between gills whi cJeh is typical for Campanella species.
Spores: 13.8-17.5 x 11.3-16.3um (Av. 15.4 x 13.2um); Q 1.0-1.3 (Av. 1.2); globose to subglobose, thin-walled, with one large and/or many small guttules (usually 4; can be up to 7) (photo 11); inamyloid (photo 12).
Photos 11 & 12 - magnification 1000x
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streglystendecDescripción
On ridge near track among native bush and weeds of Belair National Park. Sandy clay soil over sandstone and quartzite.
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