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Morchella americanaObservador
chuxpixDescrição
Found in a private yard. Not on public land.
A single mushroom appeared last year.
This year there are three.
Photo 1 - 4/15/24
Photo 2 - 4/20/24
Photo 3,4 4/26/24
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Leucodon brachypusObservador
gpalermoDescrição
A new moss species for Dukes County, MA. Growing on a dead, fallen tree that retains some of its bark.
Although without capsules, this moss can be distinguished from Leucodon sciuroides by the presence of perigonia (last three photos), absence of a central strand in stem cross sections, and terminal cell at leaf tip mostly shorter than 30 microns in length. Anomalous character: leaves papillose on abaxial surface near tip.
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Usnea glabrataObservador
samuelbrinkerDescrição
Soralia excavate; branches constricted at base. Cortex loosely interwoven.
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john_baurDescrição
Perching in sunny spots along trail. I saw two, one of which appeared to have a more robust abdomen than the other, so I presume it was one male and one female.
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Amelanchier spicataObservador
margaretcurtinDescrição
A low (less than a meter tall) thicket at the edge of a dirt road. Leaves finely toothed, with veins that do not extend into the teeth. (Can be seen in the first photo).
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Garça-Morena (Egretta caerulea)Observador
jim_sweeneyLugar
Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, 291 US-6, South Wellfleet, MA 02663, USA (Google, OSM)
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Frullania tamarisciObservador
paulexcoffDescrição
F. tamarisci sensu stricto, not. F. t. ssp. asagrayana. Growing on peridotite boulder in shady conifer forest.
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Perichaena depressaObservador
paseowalkDescrição
These were growing under loose bark on a fallen dead tree.
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mhodges1957Lugar
Georgia State University Perimeter College - Clarkston Campus, Clarkston, GA, US (Google, OSM)
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johnfranklinDescrição
Located on conifer branches below the Spruce Glen Trails at the Mountain Top Arboretum in Tannersville, NY.
A sample of this lichen was collected with permission of Marc Wolf, Director of Horticulture and Environmental Stewardship at the Mountain Top Arboretum, and sent to the New York State Museum in Albany, NY.
MTA1102
A World Map showing this sample, and other known CNALH Sample locations, can be found here. Scroll into the map for closer range:
https://lichenportal.org/portal/collections/map
The CNALH Home page for this lichen with descriptions and additional photos can be found here:
https://lichenportal.org/portal/taxa/index.php?tid=
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Pectenia plumbeaObservador
chrisbikinDescrição
Multiple Thalli on a red Maple, this a repeat of a previously known occurrence.
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Schistochila nobilisObservador
rolandwirthDescrição
Lighter green liverworts in 1st photo and with smoother leaf margins. Mixed with Schistochila appendiculata with very jagged leaves in second photo.
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Género PsoraObservador
evanescent_asciDescrição
On volcanic rock, near creek. No specimen gathered, just a cool random Psora sighting :)
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Ordem LecanoralesObservador
metsaLugar
Glen Park, San Francisco, Glen Canyon Park, San Francisco, California, United States (Google, OSM)Descrição
on rock
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Peltula placodizansObservador
gbperlmutterDescrição
On exposed, scoured rock in river.
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Observador
metsaDescrição
on willow tree branch mixed in with Ramalina menzeisii and a insect nest
